It is a fragile plant that needs to grow: after a six-year break, Ryanair returned to Linz and now flies from there to London. “The booking figures are very promising,” says Andreas Gruber. We spoke to the Laudamotion boss about growth, a role model for other airlines and a harmful tax that the new federal government should abolish.
For three days, Ryanair is now offering seats on the Linz-London connection from 24.99 euros – “a gift for the start of the new route”, as Andreas Gruber calls it. Laudamotion’s managing director serves as Austrian spokesperson for the Irish low-cost carrier, which must be a pleasant task at the moment. Because: Ryanair is growing very quickly.
Source: Krone
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