Articles tagged “Europe”

Southwest Airlines had a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad holiday season. The cancellation of 15,000-plus flights between Christmas and New Years will weigh on its fourth quarter results, but consumers'…

Europe's air traffic manager, Eurocontrol, is warning of potentially “huge challenges" to the continued recovery of air travel on the continent this year. Matching capacity to demand, and keeping delays…

To the patient belong the spoils, this they could say of the privatization of Italy's ITA Airways. The Lufthansa Group appears poised to win the contest for the state-owned carrier,…

The red ink continued to flow at bankrupt SAS in November even as the airline plans for a strong summer travel season next year.

Leisure airline French Bee is bullish on its business to the U.S., even as JetBlue Airways and Norse Atlantic Airways prepare to ratchet up competition on popular transatlantic routes to…

EasyJet is making good on its recovery plan. From expanding at slot-constrained airports like Lisbon and opening new seasonal bases in Greece, the airline is on its way back to…

New KLM CEO Marjan Rintel has been in the job less than five months and already faces serious questions over the future of the airline she leads.

Eurowings is swooping in in Berlin to pick up market share as its competitors EasyJet and Ryanair pullback.

Air Lease Corp. is taking new Airbus A321neo aircraft at least six to seven months late due to a myriad of production and supply chain issues facing the European airframer.…

Turkish Airlines had a blowout third quarter. The airline's revenues and capacity are way up from 2019 with no pause in sight. Edward Russell and Jay Shabat discuss Turkish's outlook.…