EasyJet Mulls Airport Compensation, Future Visibility ‘Fuzzy’

Alan Dron July 26, 2022
Easyjet
Credit: EasyJet
LONDON—UK-based LCC easyJet is reticent to discuss whether it will seek compensation from airports that have applied capacity caps or where it has suffered disruption from staff shortages in summer 2022. CEO Johan Lundgren would not be drawn on these subjects when questioned during an earnings call...
Alan Dron

Based in London, Alan is Europe & Middle East correspondent at Air Transport World.

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