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Joanna Plucinska

Joanna Plucinska

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Business|Europe

Lufthansa sees earnings slump in third quarter as costs rise

Lufthansa warned of a fall in third-quarter earnings on Wednesday as the German airlines group grapples with higher wage

Lufthansa sees earnings slump in third quarter as costs rise
Economy|Europe|Finance

British Airways owner IAG scraps deal to acquire Air Europa

British Airways owner IAG terminated its proposed takeover of Spain's Air Europa on Thursday, citing regulatory environment concerns, less

British Airways owner IAG scraps deal to acquire Air Europa
MidEast|News|World

Jordan asks airlines to carry extra fuel amid Iran-Israel tension

Jordan has asked all airlines landing at its airports to carry 45 minutes of reserve fuel, in what experts see as a precautionary measure in case of an attack by

News|World

UK, Egypt issue alerts for Iran, Lebanon airspace as risks of military conflict rise

Britain and Egypt asked their airlines on Wednesday to avoid Iranian and Lebanese airspace amid growing fears of a possible broader

UK, Egypt issue alerts for Iran, Lebanon airspace as risks of military conflict rise
Business|Economy|Europe|Travel

Package deals make a comeback as sun seekers count the cost

Sun seekers are turning to package holidays in Europe as soaring hotel and flight prices revive demand for the all-inclusive deals

Package deals make a comeback as sun seekers count the cost
Asia|Business|Europe|Travel

Airlines fly over Afghanistan as Middle East becomes the greater risk

Singapore Airlines, British Airways and Lufthansa have increased their flights over Afghanistan after years of largely avoiding it now

Airlines fly over Afghanistan as Middle East becomes the greater risk
Business|Technology

Cathay Pacific inspects Airbus A350 fleet after engine part failure

Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways said on Monday it had started inspecting all its Airbus A350 jets after the in-flight failure of an engine component,

Cathay Pacific inspects Airbus A350 fleet after engine part failure
Europe|Technology

Europe regulator orders checks on Airbus A350-1000 engines

Europe's air safety regulator on Thursday ordered inspections on engines of Airbus A350-1000 jets after an engine fire during the flight of

Europe regulator orders checks on Airbus A350-1000 engines
Business|Finance|Stock Markets

Shortsellers bet against airlines and banks, Hazeltree report says

Shortsellers had their sights on airlines in August, as pessimism towards a sector plagued by earnings declines and price rises grows, a

Shortsellers bet against airlines and banks, Hazeltree report says
Business|Economy|Europe|Finance

Lufthansa CEO aims to revive 'problem child' airline by 2026

Lufthansa is aiming to revive its core airline by 2026 as one of Europe's top carriers struggles more than its regional rivals with

Lufthansa CEO aims to revive 'problem child' airline by 2026
MidEast|News|Travel|World

Flights delayed or cancelled as Middle East conflict disrupts aviation

Rising tensions in the Middle East have created air travel chaos, with global airlines diverting or cancelling flights on Wednesday and regional airports,

Flights delayed or cancelled as Middle East conflict disrupts aviation
Asia

More airlines fly over Afghanistan in last week as Middle East tensions rise

Airlines have diverted more flights over Afghanistan over the past week to avoid Iranian airspace, data shows, adding to journey

More airlines fly over Afghanistan in last week as Middle East tensions rise
Business|Economy|Europe|Finance

Lufthansa's risky Italy bet hinges on Rome airport expansion

Lufthansa's long-promised turnaround of Italy's ITA Airways, crucial to help revive the German airline's

Lufthansa's risky Italy bet hinges on Rome airport expansion
Business|Economy|Europe

Ryanair to cut traffic estimate for next year due to plane delivery delays

Ryanair will have to revise down its passenger traffic estimates for next year because of expected aircraft delivery delays from Boeing, the

Ryanair to cut traffic estimate for next year due to plane delivery delays
Business|Economy|Europe

Ryanair to cut traffic estimate for next year due to plane delivery delays

Ryanair will have to revise down its passenger traffic estimates for next year because of expected aircraft delivery delays from Boeing, the

Ryanair to cut traffic estimate for next year due to plane delivery delays
Business|Europe|Finance

European airlines struggle with plane delays, high costs in Q3

Europe's major airlines including Lufthansa and Air France-KLM are expected to report another quarter dragged down by rising costs and limited planes, with no

European airlines struggle with plane delays, high costs in Q3
Business|Europe|Finance

Lufthansa reports 9% drop in third-quarter profit as core brand struggles

German airline group Lufthansa reported a fall in third-quarter operating profit on Tuesday as its flagship

Lufthansa reports 9% drop in third-quarter profit as core brand struggles
Business|Economy

Jordan's tourism industry struggling as Gaza war deters visitors

Enas Al Hinti has cut staff pay in half and asked workers to take unpaid leave in an effort to keep her

Jordan's tourism industry struggling as Gaza war deters visitors
Economy|Environment|Technology|US

Aviation sector officials warn of Trump effect on green jet fuels

The expansion of green jet fuels could suffer a significant set-back under president-elect Donald Trump, according to aviation officials, who fear the reversal

Aviation sector officials warn of Trump effect on green jet fuels
Business|Economy|Europe|Finance|Stock Markets

AirBaltic stalls IPO until at least the first half of 2025

AirBaltic is pushing its planned initial public offering back to the first half of 2025 or later as its advisers suggest waiting for improved market conditions in

AirBaltic stalls IPO until at least the first half of 2025
Business|Economy|Environment|Europe|Travel

Airlines not switching quickly enough to green jet fuel, study says

Most of the world's airlines are not doing enough to switch to sustainable jet fuel, according to a study by Brussels-based advocacy group Transport and Environment,

Airlines not switching quickly enough to green jet fuel, study says
Business|Economy|Europe|Political

To Europe's economic malaise, add a leadership void

France and Germany's political crises are a setback for efforts to modernise Europe's struggling economy and are already making it

To Europe's economic malaise, add a leadership void
Business|Economy|Finance|Travel|World

Global airlines forecast $1 trillion 2025 revenue despite plane shortage

Global airlines body IATA forecast industry-wide 2025 revenue of more than a trillion dollars and record passenger numbers, despite what its chief

Global airlines forecast $1 trillion 2025 revenue despite plane shortage
Business|Economy|Environment|Europe|Technology|Travel

Global airlines could miss sustainable fuel targets, IATA's Walsh says

The aviation industry is not moving fast enough to reach its targets for producing and using sustainable aviation fuel, Willie Walsh, head of

Global airlines could miss sustainable fuel targets, IATA's Walsh says
Business|Europe|MidEast|Travel|World

Airlines including Lufthansa cautiously plan to resume some Middle East flights

Germany's Lufthansa Group is set to resume flights to and from Tel Aviv in Israel from Feb. 1 and Wizz Air restarted its London to Tel Aviv route on Thursday, the

Airlines including Lufthansa cautiously plan to resume some Middle East flights

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