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Airline passengers happier now than before Covid despite delays

Airline passengers are still happier with service standards now than before the coronavirus crisis, despite many carriers suffering a summer of delays and cancellations linked to staffing shortages. Passenger contentedness has shown only a slight dip, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said, with 80% of people in a recent survey declaring themselves very satisfied or somewhat satisfied, compared with ...

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Hong Kong Airport opens ‘skybridge’ in preparation for revival

Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) opened a bridge connecting a terminal and satellite concourse, part of a wider HK$9 billion ($1.15 billion) upgrade even as a full recovery in air traffic remains far off. “What the airport engineers and practitioners want to make sure is we complete the facilities in advance of the demand coming up,” said Ricky Leung, HKIA’s executive ...

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Uniper posts $39.3 billion loss as Russia throttles gas supply

Uniper SE reported one of the biggest losses in German corporate history, with Russia’s stranglehold on gas supplies leaving the giant utility struggling to survive. Uniper reported a net loss of about €40 billion ($39.3 billion) in the first nine months of the year after being forced to buy gas at prices far beyond what it paid Russia under long-term ...

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