Lufthansa Considers Grounding Aircraft Over Fuel Costs, Supply
The German carrier is drawing up emergency plans based on changes in oil prices and consumer demand.
The German carrier is drawing up emergency plans based on changes in oil prices and consumer demand.
The carrier updated its first-quarter earnings guidance on Monday.
The carrier will temporarily slash 5% of its total schedule.
Wall Street analysts believe lighter passengers will help carriers save on fuel costs.
As a new wave of COVID-19 rolls across North America, it appears Mexico-based Interjet is facing severe financial struggles. On Sunday, the airline canceled all of its flights through Tuesday, citing cash flow and aircraft maintenance issues. While there are limited details on the carrier’s specific financial struggles are, it appears the “cash flow” problems […]
Asia has been seeing a retreat in its markets this year and several Asian economies are seeing their currencies continuing to slide in value. The Indian rupee has been among the worst hit in the region with a decline of more than 12 percent versus the dollar this year. As a result, the Indian government […]