The Battle for Cape Town
The Battle for Cape Town
Category Airlines
easyJet benefits from capacity reallocation
Reallocating a significant part of its capacity to the strongest markets and radically optimizing the network has been instrumental in reducing easyJet’s losses in its first half-year of FY22. The European airline reported a £545 million headline loss before tax for…
IAG finally confirms MAX deal but for fewer aircraft
After two years, eleven months, and one day, International Airlines Group (IAG) finally confirmed its intention to buy the Boeing MAX. The airline group said on May 19 that it will purchase 25 MAX 8200s and 25 MAX 10s, plus 100…
Elbers to give IndiGo fresh blood for next growth phase
Indian airlines cannot seem to get enough expat CEOs, and they are adding a few more names to the list in the coming days. We recently reported about Air India appointing New Zealand-born Campbell Wilson as its CEO , the…
Singapore Airlines reduces losses thanks to VTL recovery
Singapore Airlines significantly reduced its losses last year, thanks to the reopening of borders in key markets and the resultant recovery in demand. Forward bookings for this summer are almost back to 2019 levels but high fuel prices and inflation…
SITA sees Africa’s airport operations digitization as key to securing economic recovery
SITA sees digitization of Africa’s airport operations as key to securing economic recovery