German Low-Cost Airline Eurowings Is Exploring the Introduction of a Shorter Working Day in Winter Due to High Kerosene Prices
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The cost pressure is increasing: Eurowings cancels flights and checks the possibility of short-time work for its employees. As a reason, the Lufthansa subsidiary mentions the increased prices for kerosene due to the Iran war.
German low-cost airline Eurowings is exploring the introduction of a shorter working day in winter due to high kerosene prices
German low-cost airline Eurowings is exploring the introduction of a shorter working day in winter due to high kerosene prices. This was reported by the DPA agency with reference to a representative of the company.In general, the flight program will...
The persistently high oil prices are also becoming increasingly burdensome for airlines. Eurowings could soon send employees to short-time work. It is clear that some connections are already missing.
At Eurowings, it is a crisis: The Lufthansa subsidiary is thinking about short-time work in flight operations. Certain routes will soon no longer be flown and the Christmas party has been cancelled.
The Dubai flights of the Lufthansa subsidiary from Cologne and Stuttgart have already been cancelled and further cuts in the winter timetable follow.
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