European Commission Approves State Aid To Corsair

December 14, 2020
CORSAIR A330-300
Credit: Joe Pries
The European Commission (EC) has approved state aid totaling more than €135 million ($164 million) to French leisure carrier Corsair. The airline is in the process of being sold to a French Caribbean-based consortium by its previous owners: German investor INTRO; the TUI vacation group; and an...

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