Will Ramp-Up Issues Derail Air Traffic Recovery?

April 12, 2022
TAP Portugal aircraft
TAP’s CEO, like other European airline executives, has warned of staffing challenges as traffic recovers.
Credit: Joepriesaviation.net
At the peak of the last air travel boom, European airlines were scrambling. The European air transport system was bursting at its seams: Airports could not handle the passenger volumes, air traffic control had too many flights to deal with given its legacy structure, and airlines themselves were...

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