Pilot Error And Fatigue Explain ATR-72 “bouncing” Incident At Lisbon

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Daily Newsletter | March 19, 2019

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EasyJet withdraws from Alitalia rescue plan

Stakes are heating up for Alitalia again. It has until June 2019 to find a way to pay back €900 million in loans, but now another potential investor withdraws from negotiations over a potential rescue plan.

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Opinion

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Publicly listed airlines cheating investors on E261?

By Gediminas Ziemelis

Over €5bn in compensations are not disclosed on major European airlines’ financial reports over the last three years. With up to 90% of passengers being aware of their rights on claim compensations for disrupted flights and compensation obligations remaining valid for up to 10 years (depending on the country), it is of utmost importance that auditors initiate improved financial reporting standards forairlines. Otherwise, shareholders and investors might witness more collapses of airlines in 2019.