Europe’s journey business is in disarray amid strikes, misplaced baggage, hovering costs – and 1000's of flight cancellations.
Airways have been compelled to cancel 1000's of flights resulting from strike actions, employees shortages and climate.
Queues of passengers snaking by way of some European airports are a well-known sight. Some airways are advising folks to show up for check-in 4 to 5 hours early.
Passenger volumes are at virtually pre-pandemic ranges, however staffing is just not.
Airways and airports are struggling to rehire folks they laid off throughout the top of the coronavirus pandemic.
Airports have advised airways to chop the variety of seats they're promoting.
What does it imply for the journey business?
Presenter: Bernard Smith
Friends:
David Learmount – Aviation analyst and consulting editor for Flightglobal
Susan Seubert – Nationwide Geographic Traveler photographer
Alex Macheras – Aviation advisor and writer of Aviation Briefing
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