TAP Waits On Restructuring Approval After Bruising 2020
Credit: TAP Air Portugal
TAP Air Portugal is hoping to see a recovery in its business this year after a bruising 2020 drove the airline to an annual loss of €1.23 billion ($1.4 billion). After revealing its full-year results on April 22, the flag-carrier said it hopes to reach 60-70% of the equivalent 2019 capacity by the...
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