Ryanair, Wizz Execs Reject Extending Slots Waiver Into Summer 2021

November 19, 2020
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Credit: London Gatwick Airport
Extending the temporary waiver on airport slot rules in Europe through the summer 2021 season will slow the recovery and prevent competition returning to the industry, according to the CEOs of Ryanair Group and Wizz Air. Speaking at the 30th ACI Europe Annual Assembly & Congress, Ryanair’s Michael O...

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