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Friday, March 4, 2011

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Ryanair plate Pau to Lourdes and Biarritz

plate Ryanair Pau to Lourdes and Biarritz

The news is not a surprise, but it should make noise. In a statement which has just fallen, Ryanair confirms closure of three lines in Pau. Last month, the ICC's Beam, manager of the airport of Pau-Uzein, announced on its side it would no longer help pay the "marketing assistance" required by Ryanair, and revised upwards for the 2011, worth 1.5 million euros. We therefore expected a response from the company, which announced the closure of its lines from March 27 from Pau. From mid-April, the giant Irish airline announced the opening of destinations to London Stansted Flights from Lourdes to Brussels Charleroi flights from Biarritz to and from Beauvais Beziers.

Thursday, March 3, 2011

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The oil will seal the air in 2011

The oil will seal the air in 2011

industry profits will be halved in 2011 compared to 2010, to 8.6 billion, according to latest estimates. Sign that this is no time for calm in the sector, stock prices of airlines are struggling since the beginning of the year, that since oil is approaching $ 100 a barrel in London. Air France-KLM has plunged 22% since Jan. 1. International Consolidated Airline Group, merged Iberia-British Airways and publicly traded since February 3, also lost over 22%. As for Lufthansa, the German company has won 16% since January. Across the Atlantic, U.S. Airways backed off 34%, while Delta Air Lines lost 18.2%. Low-cost side, the horizon is not more clear. easyJet has lost 26.2% in stock, and Ryanair has yielded 15.6%.

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Shannon says no to Ryanair Rodez

Shannon says no to Ryanair

Is it a new effect Pau? Shannon Airport in Ireland has refused the proposal from the low-cost airline Ryanair, which guaranteed him a million passengers a year against the payment of aid. While traffic from Shannon is in free fall, Ryanair had offered to build new roads there and bring one million passengers per annum by 2016, against the return of a plea agreement of 3.7 million euros she had to pay in January for failing to comply with its commitments, reduced demand for about two million. Shannon officials have addressed these requirements "unreasonable and potentially ruinous" and "insulting to the interests of the airport," arguing that their financial losses the last two years (16 million) were being reduced and the financial equilibrium would be reached in 2012. "We prefer a slower-growing but profitable to the one proposed by Ryanair," said ADF.