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The Icelandic low-cost airline Play intends to raise around $575 million in fresh capital by issuing 18,8 million new shares. The carrier should already have commitments from existing shareholders. From a publicly available circular,
The EU currency is currently particularly strong in Vietnam - for one euro you get around 26.800 Vietnamese dong there. This is the result of a study by the technology company Wise. The listed company has analyzed in which countries
Cologne/Bonn Airport has given Terminal 2 a freshening up. This now shines in a new light, as the work mainly concerned the modernization of the lighting. Instead of light bulbs and halogen lamps, LED strips are now used.
The troubled financial situation at Pakistan International Airlines has worsened in recent days. At times you could only get fuel for immediate cash payment because the oil company with which you had a contract refused
The airline Viva Colombia is under financial pressure and has to cancel the first flight routes. The company justifies this, among other things, with the fact that funds from an investor have not arrived and for the planned merger with Avianca still
The Emirates airline and the government of Nigeria are again on strike. The carrier suspended flights to that country for the second time since early September 2022. Background is that the carrier does not
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
Things are currently not going well at Berlin-Brandenburg Airport. In an interview with Tagesspiegel, the new managing director Aletta von Massenbach said that the airport's liquidity will only be sufficient until the end of March 2022. Among other things said
The Austrians' suitcases remained stowed in the closet long enough due to the pandemic, now they are being packed again. The Europ Assistance (EA) holiday barometer - a representative study carried out on behalf of Europ
The Indian airline Jet Airways could fly again soon: According to media reports, the creditors' meeting approved a sale. The German investor Florian Fitsch should also be involved. The London finance company Kalrock Capital and the Indian one
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