European carriers anticipate robust summer travel demand.
| European Carriers Anticipate Robust Summer Travel Demand | | David Casey | | If airline schedules planned for the northern summer 2023 are maintained, seat capacity across Europe is set to return to about 93% of 2019 levels during peak travel weeks, with many short-haul markets exceeding levels seen before the pandemic. |
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| AWIN ANALYSIS Aviation Daily Roundup: April. 11, 2023 | | From MYAirline eyeing 20-strong fleet by year’s end, listing by 2026 to Etihad taking advantage of service expansion between UAE, Canada. Take a look at the daily roundup of air transport news. |
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