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By Cirium2021-02-24T10:45:00+00:00 Amid the endless months of lockdown, the rollout of vaccines has been the light at the end of the tunnel for European airlines desperate to begin generating cash again. But as the trajectory of the Covid-19 pandemic has changed, so have airlines’ expectations. Source: Shutterstock Passengers at Porto airport in early August 2020. Some regions, including Europe, saw traffic increase in the summer months as virus cases temporarily subsided. As more infectious strains of the disease have taken hold around the world, governments have responded by tightening ...

Budget airlines primed for land grab as flag carriers face change of flight path Ready for take-off: Ryanair and its fellow low-cost carriers are primed for European expansion, probably at the expense of flag carriers like Air France and Lufthansa. (Getty Images) After nearly a year of intense disruption, one could be forgiven for expecting even Ryanair’s perennially bullish boss Michael O’Leary to be a little downcast about the state of his industry. But despite the near daily cries of anguish issuing from the airlines sector, the Irishman’s eyes are fixed firmly on th...