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European Commission To Re-Assess Lufthansa’s $6.5 Billion COVID-19 State Aid

Lufthansa has been in the process of appealing the EU General Court’s decision to annul the EC’s state aid approval.

To celebrate the anniversary, the low-cost carrier has launched a sale of its flights.

Apart from saving money, a quick turnaround time also helps Ryanair meet its sustainability goals.

The Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 was taken out of service for two days following the incident.

If you were to guess, how many US-based airlines have made it onto the top 5 list?

Two North American airlines made the cut, but they’re not in the top half.

However, the situation has normalized on June 12, with relatively low amount of rain at PMI.

Despite failing to convince the court in this case, Ryanair has successfully pushed the EU’s courts to annul state aid in the billions.

Consumer rights groups had long complained about the practices, including the fees to bring an additional bag onboard or to reserve a seat.

Dublin Airport (DUB)-based airlines have repeatedly criticized the passenger cap that will be imposed during the upcoming winter season.