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Luxembourg opening to LCC competition with the entry of easyJet

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The tiny Luxembourg market has been thrust into the spotlight by easyJet's announcement that it plans to launch the first low-cost carrier service into the small European nation. With no domestic market in Luxembourg, national carrier Luxair relies on a short/medium-haul international network serving Europe and Africa. The arrival of LCC competition will place pressure on the flag carrier, which may find it difficult to compete with budget rivals.

Luxair, which is the only Luxembourg-based passenger carrier, currently offers 36,285 seats per week, according to data from Innovata. Western Europe accounts for about 90% of the carrier's total capacity (seats) and all 10 of the carrier's largest routes.

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