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February 28, 2023
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October 1, 2021
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July 14, 2021
Travel news – live: Green list set to be reshuffled as Spain and Greece tighten restrictions for unvaccinated Cathy Adams LIVE – Updated at 18:05 The next traffic light reshuffle is due this Thursday, and holidaymakers are hoping for a meaningful expansion of the quarantine-free list. Germany, Italy and Poland are among a swathe of countries that could be added to the green list in this week’s reshuffle, according to an analyst. Robert Boyle, a former BA strategy director ...
June 1, 2021
‘Good chance’ that Greek and Spanish islands will be put on green list, says aviation expert Helen Coffey © Provided by The Independent According to the latest data, there’s a “good chance” that Spanish and Greek holiday islands will be moved to the green list in the government’s review later this week, an aviation expert has claimed. The former director of strategy at BA’s parent company International Airlines Group (IAG) and founder of GridPoint Consulting Limi...
February 2, 2021
FOCUS-Airlines flying blind into summer capacity sweepstake Reuters 2/2/2021 * Airlines summer plans beset by uncertainty * Last-minute booking clouds demand By Laurence Frost and Sarah Young PARIS, Feb 2 (Reuters) - European airlines buffeted by successive lockdowns have little idea what kind of summer to expect. But they must place their bets anyway. Time is short to commit to flight schedules for the main holiday season, whose profits usually tide the industry through the winter, but whose...
February 2, 2021
Send European airlines buffeted by successive lockdowns have little idea what kind of summer to expect. But they must place their bets anyway. Time is short to commit to flight schedules for the main holiday season, whose profits usually tide the industry through the winter, but whose outlook has never been so uncertain. Cash-strapped carriers must decide when to trigger the costly process of returning parked planes and furloughed staff, or even rehiring. Getting it wrong means losing more mone...
February 2, 2021
Airlines flying blind into summer capacity sweepstake Reuters 02/02/2021 © Reuters/DENIS BALIBOUSE FILE PHOTO: Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in Geneva By Laurence Frost and Sarah Young PARIS (Reuters) - European airlines buffeted by successive lockdowns have little idea what kind of summer to expect. But they must place their bets anyway. Time is short to commit to flight schedules for the main holiday season, whose profits usually tide the industry through the winter, but whose outloo...