European air fares 'rising way above inflation', ACI Europe says
European air fares 'rising way above inflation', ACI Europe says
Air fares in Europe are "rising way above inflation," Airports Council International (ACI) Europe said on Tuesday, rebutting statements from airline lobby group IATA.
Good, that makes the railways more competitive.
Wish the railways became more competitive by lowering their prices
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Nov 14 (Reuters) - Air fares in Europe are "rising way above inflation," Airports Council International (ACI) Europe said on Tuesday, rebutting statements from airline lobby group IATA.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) - which represents some 300 airlines including Lufthansa (LHAG.DE) and SAS (SAS.ST) - had said that while air fares were rising below inflation, charges from airport operators have grown above it.
"While IATA states that air fares in Europe only increased by +16% as of June this year compared to 2019, independent and authoritative data from RDC shows such increase actually standing at +38% over the peak Summer months," the trade association representing European airports said in a statement.
This rising trend continued into October, ACI said, adding fares were up 47% when booked three months in advance.
The Financial Times had reported in early November that the European Union was pressuring airlines over soaring fares.
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Great, they really want us all starving and struggling to meet ends. First inflation, wages who are not rising fast enough. Spiralling rents, energy prices, even more companies turning to SaaS model, etc.
Airlines turning to SaaS?
Service as a Service?
I get what you mean, but it looked funny to talk about SaaS in comments about air travel, instead of a software company.
Who is "they" and why would they want that?