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SriLankan Airlines May Privatize as Government Looks to Cut Losses
The cash-strapped government of Sri Lanka will go ahead with the partial privatization of its national carrier, SriLankan Airlines.September 1st, 2022
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Air France-KLM, Delta Set to Win Italy’s ITA Airways Bid
The biggest prize in the latest round of European airline consolidation, Italy's ITA Airways, is likely to be won by Air France-KLM and Delta Air Lines.August 31st, 2022
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What Latam’s First Post-Pandemic Profit Says About South America’s Travel Recovery
South America's largest carrier Latam Airlines Group has turned its first profit since the pandemic hit, and expects an even bigger boost from a new partnership with Delta Air Lines…August 30th, 2022
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Finnair Looks Beyond Russian Airspace Setbacks to a New Qatar Airways Partnership
Finnair is an airline in search of a new strategic direction. Enter partner Qatar Airways.August 29th, 2022
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SAS and Norwegian Air See Pre-Pandemic Winter Travel Trends Returning
Scandinavian airlines SAS and Norwegian Air see what executives describe as a "normal" decline in passenger numbers as they look ahead to the coming winter, comparable to what they saw…August 26th, 2022
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Qantas, Air New Zealand Expect Boost From Foreign Airlines Schedule Constraints
Qantas and Air New Zealand are optimistic about at least the next year. Executives from both carriers cited lower international airline capacity into their respective home markets, Australia and New…August 25th, 2022
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Ryanair Expands Lead as UK’s Largest Airline as Competitors Pull Back
Ryanair is adding more than a million additional seats to its UK schedule this winter. A move it trumpeted as a relief to travelers in the wake of capacity cuts…August 24th, 2022
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American Airlines Offsets Higher Regional Costs With More Connections, Higher Fares
American Airlines Chief Commercial Officer Vasu Raja made clear Tuesday how the carrier plans to make its new industry-leading regional pilot pay rates work: higher passenger yields or, in other…August 23rd, 2022
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Thai AirAsia Expands to Japan in Anticipation of Southeast Asia Tourism Rebound
Thai AirAsia is betting that the easing of travel restrictions in Japan and Thailand will translate to strong pent-up demand for flights between the two countries. The airline, along with…August 22nd, 2022
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Vienna Airport Rebounds, Without Europe’s Travel Chaos
Europe’s airports are finally enjoying a demand recovery, and Vienna’s airport is no exception.August 19th, 2022