From the airports of Milan and Bergamo you can reach Tallinn, Marrakech, Paris Beauvais, Athens and Budapest, Beni Mellal, Castellon, Sarajevo, Dubrovnik and Skiathos. Two new bases are arriving in Trieste and Reggio Calabria. EasyJet which will instead fly to Greece, Spain…
Due to the EasyJet airline strike, proclaimed for Monday 6 November, flights may be subject to cancellations, delays or timetable changes: here are all the details
After the precept signed by Salvini, the unions moved the mobilization of local public transport to 9 October. However, the airline strike (including EasyJet and Ita) remains confirmed: here are all the details
Low cost companies protest against the Government decree on the reduction in flights - Ryanair cuts winter routes to Sardinia.
The companies improve the accounts, but the tug of war between the "air" sector and the "ground" sector remains. In view of new strikes in Europe, while in Italy they cannot be carried out from tomorrow until 5 September
On 25 June, a 24-hour strike by the main continental low-cost airlines threatens to paralyze the skies across Europe. Here's what you need to know
June 8 is likely to turn into a nightmare day for Italian travelers grappling with a strike by Ryanair, EasyJet and Volotea. Here's everything you need to know
According to the Authority, after the first lockdown the company would have used the pandemic as a pretext to cancel flights at short notice and providing insufficient information to consumers. However, the company disputes the charges and will appeal
The British low-cost airline closed 2020 with virtually zero passenger revenue. But CEO Lundgren believes the performance is "in line with expectations" and sees "great growth opportunities". Italian airports -75% in 2020.
The four airlines have changed their policy, after the Antitrust intervention: customers who have suffered cancellations will be able to choose between refund and voucher - Assistance measures strengthened
The case concerns airline tickets for a series of flights that were later cancelled: the companies were supposed to offer customers a refund, but they simply sent them a voucher
The union agreement for 500 million cuts also goes through - The State becomes the first shareholder with 20% - Even EasyJet recapitalises: it issues new shares at a discount and collects 463 million
In the initial phase, 8 connections between Milan Malpensa and 7 other national airports are planned - Serious safety rules established
Ryanair, EasyJet and Lufthansa announce the suspension of almost all scheduled flights in the coming weeks and join the chorus of voices raising the alarm about the future of global aviation. Here's how to adjust
EasyJet will continue to focus on Italy, but it will not save Alitalia - The British company itself puts it on paper in a note - Delta Air Lines towards 10% of the capital - Here are all the options on the table
The State will enter the capital of the New Alitalia through the Mef - The State Railways, which act as the pivot of the airline, have chosen the Americans of Delta and the British of easyJet as partners - Among the 2…
After the State Railways EasyJet and Delta present offers to take over the airline - Lufthansa calls itself out - Breath of oxygen for the staff, but without a real restructuring the company's accounts will not return to profit
The top management of the German group presented a document to the extraordinary commissioners illustrating their ideas for a "NewAlitalia" - In all, three offers have been received for the Italian company - Calenda: "A decree is coming to postpone the...
Easyjet, Air France-Klm, Delta Airlines and the Cerberus investment fund. These are the names that make up the new consortium of four ready to challenge Lufthansa to take over Alitalia - Minister Calenda: "It won't end before March 4th".
The two low-cost airlines could only submit offers for short and medium-haul routes of our national airline - The British EasyJet appears to be more solid from a strategic and financial point of view, as confirmed by the data…
Further turning point in the negotiation for the sale of the Italian flag carrier: Lufthansa, currently the favourite, must beware of the axis made up of the low-cost EasyJet, which would therefore renounce the partnership with the Cerberus fund, and the Franco-Dutch company.
The American fund and the British low-cost airline have been negotiating for a few weeks and Cerberus representatives will meet the Alitalia commissioners in Rome next Tuesday.
The British carrier receives 25 aircraft, flight crew and some slots from the bankrupt German company: the price is 40 million, most of which had already gone to Lufthansa.
According to an article in Milano Finanza, the British low-cost airline could change its mind due to the resignation of CEO Carolyn McCall and the ongoing offer for Air Berlin assets.
Lufthansa, Ryanair and Easyjet are looking exclusively at the flight part, and it is therefore unlikely that the outcome of the tender will lead to the sale of the entire group - Meanwhile, Delrio has advanced the possibility of allocating more public money to Alitalia, after the loan…
The bankruptcy is costing Air Berlin shareholders dearly, which by midday lost 18% despite the government guaranteeing a bridging loan to continue operations. Those who instead take advantage of it, even on the Stock Exchange, are EasyJet and…
EasyJet expects more than 2017 pilots to be hired between October and December 1200, after expanding the workforce to 450 pilots in June. The reference section "work with us" is constantly updated to provide information on offers to…
The British company has decided to move its headquarters to Vienna by creating a new company: EasyJet Europe - All this to protect its interests in view of the possible negative scenarios arising from post-Brexit negotiations
The British low-cost company has organized a special flight, with an entirely female crew, from London to Madrid.
The low-cost company launches a profit warning after the depreciation of the pound caused by Brexit. The title falls on the London market and touches new lows
The airlines are in the spotlight: the German group has revised downwards its Ebit estimates for 2016 which will be "lower than last year's" due to growing political and economic uncertainties, and also to the attacks -…
The airline expects a drop in turnover in the second half due to market uncertainty but also to disruptions due to strikes and the tragedy of Egyptair which led to a drop in demand
The airline of the Gulf recorded a 56% increase in profit, thanks precisely to the increase in passengers and the drop in fuel costs - The British low-cost airline, on the other hand, suffers, the loss of which is attributed in a note…
The rush of "away from home" Italians to purchase tickets to return home in view of the Christmas holidays has already started for several weeks - Here are the useful offers for those who have not yet made the purchase but want to recover the…
Excellent accounts for EasyJet which, in addition to the marked increase in profits, recorded a 3,5% increase in total revenues and a 6% increase in the number of passengers. Named first Head of Data Science to accelerate use of intelligence…
Exceptional numbers for low cost airlines in the months of July and August - Ryanair exceeds 10 million passengers in August, Easyjet hits a new historic record with over 7 million - The…
The number of passengers of the low-cost airline increases by 6,1% in February - The occupancy rate of the aircraft improved by 0,2%, rising to 90,9%
According to the Authority, the British low-cost company promised "particularly advantageous prices without making the actual conditions and limitations of the offer clearly evident to the consumer".
Here is a selection of the offers launched by the five most used airlines by Italians (Alitalia, Ryanair, EasyJet, Lufthansa and Meridiana) and by the main railway companies (Trenitalia and Ntv) and cruise companies (Msc and Costa Cruises).
The two main European low cost airlines recorded an excellent month of November, with growth in passenger traffic and load factor close to 90% - Ryanair improves its outlook and shares fly - EasyJet gains on the London Stock Exchange.
The two weeks of unrest by the French-Dutch airline's pilots caused passenger traffic to drop by 15,9% and cargo traffic by 17,7% in September - EasyJet (whose staff has just called a 24-hour strike) instead …
The low-cost airline yesterday announced it would increase the payout ratio of the ordinary dividend paid to its shareholders from 33 to 40% of ordinary profit - Meanwhile, EasyJet has ordered 27 additional Airbus A320ceo aircraft, thus leading to…
THE CRISIS SEEN FROM THE CÔTE D'AZUR - The 10 major casinos in the area have lost 20% of their turnover: their budgets are in the red, some are closing, others are about to - The real estate market has two faces: prices…
The English low-cost airline closed the first six months of the fiscal year with a pre-tax loss of 53 million pounds (equal to 65 million euros), an improvement of 13% compared to the previous year.
The Authority sanctioned the two companies with a fine of over one million euros, of which 850 to the Irish company and 200 to the British company - The sanction came for the lack of transparency in the sales of insurance policies…
At the close of the financial year (September 30, 2013), the British low cost company had a pre-tax profit of 478 million pounds (+50,0% compared to 2012) - Revenues mark a +10,5% to 4,258 billion pounds - The title of the company…
For the first time since its foundation in 1985, the Irish low-cost airline lost the all-British derby with the English Easyjet, created ten years later and, although still behind on the passenger front, now in the lead in terms of…
In September, the English low-cost airline recorded a 4,8% increase in passenger traffic to 5,71 million units from the same period last year.
The protagonist today Easyjet, pink jersey among the titles of the FTSE 100 index, with an increase of 6,14%: the results of the third quarter appeared very positive, with double-digit sales growth higher than expected and better profits…
The British low-cost airline has decided to proceed with the purchase of 100 A320neo and 35 A320 ceo to renew its fleet - The decision will have to be approved by the shareholders.
"We celebrate a historic victory that ends the largest monopoly in aviation in Europe, which no other flag carrier has", stresses the CEO of Easyjet, Carolyn McCall.
The low-cost airline announced that it expects to transport between 350 and 400 passengers on the Linate-Fiumicino route in the first year of activity.
The Council of State rejects the appeal of Alitalia, which will now have to cede some slots on the Milan Linate-Rome route to Easyjet - The Italian company will have to face the foreseeable pressure to reduce prices.
The low-cost airline closes the year with passengers carried up 7,1%, to 58,4 million - Dividends rise from a fifth to a third of profit after tax.
Europe's second-largest carrier after Ryanair announced it raised passenger traffic by 5,2% in September and revised its full-year 2012 guidance upwards.
The low-cost airline, the country's third largest carrier, declared its intention to focus strongly on the Italian market in 2012: 20 new routes scheduled for the summer - This is an increase in investments of 9%.
