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US job growth slows marginally in April; unemployment rate steady at 4.2%America's job growth faced a slight slowdown in April. Donald Trump's tariff policies increased economic uncertainty. The labor market show...- European shares dip as investors await cues on policy outlookBasic resources was the worst-hit sector, down 1.7% on weakness in most metals. Construction and material, financial services and technolog...
- Why flying is so expensive and likely to remain that wayThe bad news for consumers is that ticket prices are likely to stay elevated for several years, at least according to Michael O’Leary, chie...
- European shares nudge higher after rollercoaster weekRyanair firmed nearly 2%, as the low-cost carrier saw a record number of passengers in August for the fourth straight month and consolidate...
- Ryanair to hire 2,000 new pilots on Covid recoveryThe pilots will fly Ryanair's planned new fleet of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, which are aimed at cutting costs, fuel consumption, noise and C...
- UK firms seek staff after lockdown but foreign workers missing, shows surveyJob adverts on Adzuna jumped to 987,800 in the first week of May, up by 18% from the end of March, which was before the reopening of non-es...
- Threat of another lost summer stirs cash-crunch fears for airlinesA second summer lost to the coronavirus crisis would likely trigger a spate of airline failures and bankruptcy filings, alongside a repeat ...
- IndiGo, world's biggest buyer of Airbus A320neo jets, will continue to add planes to its fleet despite Covid squeezeIndiGo will keep adding new aircraft to its fleet even as it can’t give any guidance on capacity growth.
- EasyJet to cut 4,500 jobs to stay competitive after crisisBritish no-frills airline EasyJet said on Thursday that it will axe up to 4,500 jobs, or 30 percent of its workforce, as coronavirus ravage...
- Ryanair to cut 3,000 jobs as the coronavirus crisis drags onRyanair plans to cut 3,000 jobs and talk to Boeing about delaying plane deliveries as it does not expect European air traffic to recover fu...
- European shares jump again on stimulus bumpEuropean shares surged on Wednesday following a strong rally in the previous session, as investors bet on unprecedented stimulus measures.
- Brought to the brink by coronavirus, airlines seek emergency aidAlready battered shares in British Airways parent IAG , easyJet and Air France-KLM plunged again as they scrapped most flights for the comi...
- Low-cost? Low chance for Air France and LufthansaLufthansa and Air France know the smart money is in the low-cost market but powerful labour unions are keeping them from the bounty.
- British Airways to cut extra 1,200 jobs amid lossesBritish Airways on Friday said the company's net loss more than quadrupled during its first half, forcing the carrier to slash an extra 1,2...
- Ryanair cuts routes, 600 jobsLow-cost airline Ryanair Plc said Monday it will cut most of its routes out of north England's Manchester Airport with the loss of up to 60...
- Ryanair to order up to 300 new planes by year-end: O'LearyIrish low-cost airline Ryanair is to order or take firm options on up to 300 new aircraft from Boeing or Airbus by the end of the year, its...
- Ryanair renews bid for Aer LingusBudget airline Ryanair launched a new takeover bid Monday for Aer Lingus, seeking to capitalize on labor unrest at its Irish rival and Irel...
- Bad patch for budget airlines on multiple factorsHigh air fares, acquisitions coming unstuck, bad commercial decisions - low-cost carriers are struck by turbulence. Top airports | Delhi's ...
- Fewer, pricier flights and job cuts: airlines' response to oil pricesAs oil prices soar, airlines are coming back down to earth with a bump -- cutting routes and capacity, ramping up prices and axing jobs as ...
- Qantas shares soar 15% on takeover approachQantas Airways, Australia’s biggest airline, received a takeover approach from Macquarie Bank and Texas Pacific Group.
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