European Carriers Get Set for Slow Recovery

March 08, 2021
parked aircraft of various carriers
Carriers, including Europe’s big legacy groups, are preparing for a recovery but know it will take time.
Credit: Joepriesaviation.net
Europe’s legacy carriers have all reported their financial results for 2020—the year COVID-19 turned the aviation industry upside down—and the multibillion euro losses highlight the huge challenge ahead for those carriers in 2021, even if vaccine rollouts do offer some hope of a recovery. Talks on...

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