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Ryanair is now calling on the European Court of Justice to declare the German rescue package illegal. The Irish low-cost airline has officially no state aid whatsoever - the state-guaranteed loan that is used in the UK
So far, Lufthansa has always been critical of sale and leaseback transactions. The group announced that since July 2020 a total of eight machines have been cashed in and leased back. There are five Airbus A350s and three A320s.
The financial situation of the Mexican airline Interjet is getting worse. The carrier announced that all flights up to and including January 31, 2021 will be canceled. In addition, the partner-operated tour operator “Interjet Vacations” reported
The current winter period 2020/21 is particularly difficult for Salzburg Airport, because the second largest airport normally generates the majority of its annual turnover in the cold season. Winter sports enthusiasts from abroad are the absolute exception this year,
Austrian Airlines General Director Alexis von Hoensbroech does not expect that the price war with low costers will calm down after the corona crisis. In an interview with the daily Kurier, he said that it “would be naive to believe that
The management of the financially troubled airline Norwegian obtained the approval of its shareholders for further financing measures. Among other things, debts are to be converted into equity again. The issue of new shares is also intended to generate fresh money
The Portuguese airline TAP is obviously trying desperately to get money. Flights to the United States of America and Brazil are currently available from 75 euros (one way). The carrier earns from this
The financially troubled low-cost airline Norwegian fled under bankruptcy protection in both Ireland and Norway. On Tuesday, a court in Oslo approved the company's motion. Norway followed the decision of Irish judges, who on
The financial situation at Montenegro Airlines is getting worse. The company confirmed that wages for October 2020 have still not been paid. Furthermore, there are backlogs at various suppliers and service providers. Should
It sounds like a coup d'état: Berlin-Brandenburg Airport has not even been in operation for three weeks and the operating company is already threatening to close the airport. You already know how it works in Berlin,
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