Vienna Airport Prepares Start-Up Aid For Airlines After COVID-19

April 03, 2020
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Vienna is one of four Lufthansa hubs and Austrian Airlines is the home carrier.
Credit: KH
VIENNA—Vienna Airport plans to support airlines with start-up aid when traffic returns after the COVID-19 pandemic begins to wane. “We know that we have to support our airlines. The carriers will need reduced fixed costs when traffic restarts, because initially passenger demand is expected to be low...

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