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The Indian low-cost airline Go First has not been able to operate a single flight for over six months. No buyer could be found during the regular deadlines of the insolvency proceedings. Now the carrier has been granted an additional reprieve. Go
The Jalan-Kalrock Consortium, which was awarded the contract for the takeover of the insolvent Jet Airways, has been given an extension by an Indian court to pay around 42 million US dollars to the former airline's creditors
Flughafen Wien AG fought for the building permit for the planned third runway for many years. Since February 17, 2020, the highest court has given the long-awaited green light, but it came
The race for the German regional airport Frankfurt-Hahn is open again, because insolvency administrator Jan Markus Plathner has invited bidders and other interested parties to submit offers by March 9, 2023. A decision should be made by March 26th
The sale of the airline ITA Airways will soon enter the hot phase, as the Italian Ministry of Finance is requiring potential buyers to submit formal expressions of interest, which should lead to sales negotiations. The current schedule is that by
The recovered status in Germany has been reduced to three months - the Ministry of Health justifies this with the new virus variant Omikron. The background is that due to the prevailing omicron variant, there is a much greater risk after this one
The authorities of the West African country of Mali are increasing the pressure on the airlines that fly to their country or that have take-off and landing rights. In just 72 hours, the carriers had to decide whether to
The restructuring process of the insolvent airline CSA could take a long time, because Smartwings, as the owner, submitted an application to the court that should lead to an extension of the restructuring plan until the beginning of February 2022.
Tonight, the fate of the almost 600 Lauda employees in Vienna could finally be decided. WKO and Vida meet for negotiations at 17:00 p.m. The union communicated its position again via OTS
Many Lauda employees marched through Vienna's inner city for a rally on Thursday to draw attention to their tricky situation. The management set a new deadline for the conclusion of the collective agreement. WKO and Vida will be on
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