Tag: bankruptcy
Air France-KLM to rescue Malaysia Airlines?
In our wishes we announced that 2020 would be a year of bankruptcy and consolidation. Alitalia was the first to come to mind, but it is Malaysia that is back in the news.
We knew that the airline of the...
Editorial: 2020, between safety, security and bankruptcies, happy new year in the airline industry!
Hello everyone,
Bertrand and I wish a happy new year to all our readers on the blog and followers on social networks, both on a family and professional level, but especially a year rich in travels and various adventures around...
Alitalia: last chance for the government, Lufthansa sets its conditions
We now know a little more about the interminable soap opera of the takeover or disappearance, we do not know anymore, of Alitalia.
After the latest twists and turns where the last credible recovery plan collapsed following the withdrawal of...
Airlines in trouble: who’s next in 2020?
Given the success of the article written on the same subject at the beginning of 2019, it seems that the subject interests you
So Wow Air, Air Berlin, Flybmi, Germania, Inselair Jet Airways and Primera Air, among others, have left...
Alitalia remains on life support with a new government loan
While Alitalia's takeover project has reached an dead end and the airline's liquidity is running out, the State has agreed to a new bridging loan of 400 million euros to ensure the airline's survival until a buyer is found.
This...
Alitalia in deadlock
An umpteenth episode of the Alitalia takeover soap opera and now we can say that the Italian airline is starting to feel the pinch.
Reminder of previous episodes
In the 1990s, Alitalia almost merged with KLM, which finally withdrew from the...
The four potential buyers of Malaysia Airlines are known
Malaysia Airlines has been in bad shape for a while now and the government was wondering whether to sell it, refinance it or simply shut it down.
20 potential investors have declared their interest in making a strategic investment in...
Will Thai Airways disappear too?
It is not only in Europe that some airlines have difficulties. Next on the list of dead airlines could be Thai Airways.
Thai Airways: a bottomless pit!
The financial difficulties of Thai Airways are not new and if there were only...
Did Norwegian and the low-costs kill XL Airways?
After a deadly summer for French low-costs, XL Airways is the last airline to be left out.
Of course, this has caused a legitimate stir, as is the case whenever a business disappears, and even more so in a sector...