Ryanair hates bailouts (it didn’t get one)
Ryanair, Europe’s biggest discount airline, is continuing its crusade against bailouts crafted for a number of national flag carriers, suing Portugal over a plant crafted
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Ryanair, Europe’s biggest discount airline, is continuing its crusade against bailouts crafted for a number of national flag carriers, suing Portugal over a plant crafted
Well, maybe he won’t be collecting miles on his travels, but the Pope’s travels from DC to New York and on to Philadelphia, and
Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport, where traffic has been disrupted this year by a terminal fire, electrical failures, a smoky nearby forest fire and
Alitalia check-in at Rome’s Fiumicino/Leonardo da Vinci Photo: SpecExpert / Wikimedia Alitalia pilots will strike for
It looks like European regulators are set to approve a joint operation covering routes between the U.S., Paris, Rome and Amsterdam. The arrangement, under scrutiny
Italy’s Alitalia, long among the weakest of the European “flag” airlines (it’s been within days of shutdown repeatedly) has announced a “reboot” that will mix some cost-cutting with some major change and expansion fueled by funds from Abu Dhabi-based…
In the face of competition from Gulf-based carriers and European budget carriers, it’s been hard times for the familiar “national” airlines of Europe. Some, such as Sabena and Swissair have gone under, re-emerging in other forms; some, such as…
Ryanair, Europe’s biggest discount airline, is continuing its crusade against bailouts crafted for a number of national flag carriers, suing
Well, maybe he won’t be collecting miles on his travels, but the Pope’s travels from DC to New York
Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport, where traffic has been disrupted this year by a terminal fire, electrical failures, a
Alitalia check-in at Rome’s Fiumicino/Leonardo da Vinci Photo: SpecExpert / Wikimedia
It looks like European regulators are set to approve a joint operation covering routes between the U.S., Paris, Rome and
Italy’s Alitalia, long among the weakest of the European “flag” airlines (it’s been within days of shutdown repeatedly) has announced a “reboot” that will mix some cost-cutting with some major change and expansion fueled by funds from Abu Dhabi-based…
In the face of competition from Gulf-based carriers and European budget carriers, it’s been hard times for the familiar “national” airlines of Europe. Some, such as Sabena and Swissair have gone under, re-emerging in other forms; some, such as…