"We think it will take three to four years for Gatwick to come back to 2019 passenger volume levels," Stewart Wingate, chief executive officer of Gatwick, told CNBC's Steve Sedgwick Monday.in the nine months to the end of 2019, an increase of 0.3% from the same period the year before.
The airport has also been under pressure after two big airlines announced plans to reduce or review their presence at Gatwick due to the current crisis.
that it expects a loss of between £185 million and £205 million in the first six months of its fiscal year due to the pandemic. The final numbers will be disclosed later this month. "I think it is too soon to start talking about opportunities that will come out of this, but of course as we see that we progress through the summer and we see demand growing again there will be plenty of opportunities down the line," Lundgren said about potential expansion plans for the business.
The industry seems to be controlling that use of it to that by deciding how many flights to offer, like this is easy to say when you will simply never allow the level being taunted and not returned too.
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Sounds like a “V” shaped secovery to me 🤦♂️
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Suppressing the stock values for airlines and travel is ingenious. These companies and their countries can't survive without tourism. I think people will be flying once they see real opportunities for savings.
our movie theater is closed for good so we take flight's and watch the movie on the airplane but until they let us bring our own popcorn and cheese we will not be taking more flight's
Narrator: 'and they were wrong' I took a flight today, was slightly over 2/3 full. People are biting to get back out, and this too shall pass.