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The EU Commission has signaled both about the planned takeover of Air Europa by the International Airlines Group and of Ita Airways by Lufthansa that it has serious concerns and that extensive concessions may be necessary
The EU Commission has requested further information and documents in the review process of the planned takeover of Air Europa by the International Airlines Group. The point is that additional concessions are demanded. Until the documents are submitted and
The International Airlines Group really wants to buy its competitor Air Europa. But the EU Commission has concerns. Now extensive concessions are being offered. The proposals were submitted to the competition authorities on February 23, 2024. Have so far
It took a long time, but the EU Commission has now given its approval to the planned merger of Korean Air and Asiana Airlines. However, the two carriers had to make a lot of concessions. Among other things, there is
The planned merger between Korean Air and Asiana Airlines has taken a step forward with the approval of the Japanese competition authority. So far, 12 of the 14 authorities whose green light is needed have passed the deal, in January
The EU Commission has initiated an examination of Corsair International's amended restructuring plan. Approval was originally granted in December 2020, but France has now proposed changes that are being examined by competition watchdogs.
The International Airlines Group, which includes Iberia and British Airways, has been planning to take over its Spanish competitor Air Europa for several years. The project failed at the first attempt. The second attempt will
Contrary to initial concerns, the Norwegian competition authority has approved the planned takeover of the regional airline Widerøe by the low-cost airline Norwegian Air Shuttle. Initially, the office signaled that it would not agree to the deal even if there were conditions
The Italian government and Lufthansa probably imagined things differently: There will be no quick takeover of Ita Airways by the Kranich Group because the EU Commission has initiated an in-depth investigation. Still ahead
A few days ago, Lufthansa officially notified the EU Commission of its intended entry into Ita Airways. This agreed that the transaction should be examined under competition law as quickly as possible. Competition Commissioner Didier told Ansa
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