Long-Haul Recovery Still Eluding European Airlines

July 08, 2021
European carriers
French Bee has launched its first U.S. East Coast route. Lufthansa says uncertainty will require short-term planning adjustments.
Credit: Olivier Cabaret/Wikimedia (left) and joepriesaviation.net
Things may be looking up for Europe’s short-haul sector: A week-on-week recovery in demand is holding steady as the summer gets underway, and a new EU Digital COVID-19 certificate aimed at smoothing travel is in place. But for network carriers desperate for some good news on long-haul routes, the...

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