Articles tagged “Europe”

Remember when Air France-KLM Chief Financial Officer Steven Zaat said the carrier was "never going back" to pre-pandemic levels within France? It was two years ago and little did the…

Airlines are warily watching the situation at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport where a caretaker Dutch government is pushing through a dramatic cut in the number of flights. Airport officials are working…

The owner of British Airways and Iberia, International Airlines Group, is confident in the full, profitable recovery of its airlines next year as longhaul travel demand — particularly across the…

TAP Air Portugal is hitting its profitability marks, with management laser focused on making the state-owned airline an attractive takeover target.

If one thing's clear from the airlines that have reported third-quarter results it's that the U.S. domestic travel recovery has plateaued. That's not necessarily bad, passenger numbers are above 2019…

Air France-KLM's pending $145 million deal for a minority stake in Scandinavia's SAS is the latest move among Europe's consolidating airlines. But there are more questions than answers as the…

IGA Istanbul Airport is one of the big air travel pandemic recovery success stories. The airport has skyrocketed up global rankings to seventh busiest last year but executives acknowledge that,…

EasyJet expects operating profits nearly double analyst forecasts during the year that ended in September, after a banner summer travel season in Europe. That, in part, gave the European discounter…

Passengers on British Airways flight BA165 got an extra four-plus hours in their seats Wednesday after the airline suspended service to Tel Aviv when the plane was inbound from London.…

Finnair is gearing up for a lengthy closure of Russian airspace to western airline flights, a fact that has forced it to pivot and embrace new commercial strategies for survival.