TAP Air Portugal Reports Strong Results Despite Smaller Fleet

Kurt Hofmann August 30, 2023
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TAP Air Portugal reported a strong 2023 first half (H1) despite operating a smaller fleet and dealing with Rolls-Royce engine issues on its Airbus A330neo fleet. “This is my first time in [the] new role, and it is great to report such news,” TAP CEO Luis Rodrigues said during the airline’s investors...
Kurt Hofmann

Kurt Hofmann has been writing on the airline industry for 25 years. He appears frequently on Austrian, Swiss and German television and broadcasting…

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