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After Jetblue Airways' merger with Spirit Airlines failed, a total of eight Spirit executives purchased their employer's common shares on a large scale. Mandatory reports filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission show that
The state airline of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, Etihad Airways, could soon go public. If the plan is actually implemented, it would be the first golf carrier to have its shares listed on a marketplace. Etihad
The US airline American Airlines achieved record sales in 2023. The profit expectations for 2024 are impressive, as the rise in the share price shows. The American airline American Airlines has...
Norse Atlantic Airways raises fresh money by issuing new shares. By placing 120 million new shares at a subscription price of 2,5 Norwegian kroner (0,24 euros)
Low-cost airline Norse Atlantic Airways is raising fresh money to expand its UK-based subsidiary. To do this, new actions are issued in two steps. Initially, it is offering 120 in a private placement
The IFM subsidiary Airports Group Europe S.à rl announced on Friday that the approval process of the Federal Ministry of Labor and Economics for the partial public offer for around 9,99 percent of the shares in Flughafen Wien AG in
Air France-KLM raises 300 million euros via a convertible bond – France and the Netherlands were reluctant to place the bond. The proceeds are to flow entirely into the repayment of French corona loans: Air France-KLM takes 300 million euros
The Norwegian low-cost airline needs fresh money. About 530 million Norwegian kroner (about 52 million euros) should be redeemed via a so-called private placement of shares. The carrier recently reported a quarterly loss of
Golf carrier Etihad Airways has again reduced its stake in Air Serbia. It sold more shares to the Serbian state, leaving it with only 16,42 percent. The government made rounds for the share package
A good two years after joining Lufthansa, the German state parted with another block of shares. The Economic Stabilization Fund (WSF) has reduced its stake to less than 10 percent, as reported by the aviation portal Aero
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