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Bratislava Ivanka Airport

IATA Code
BTS
Website
http://www.airportbratislava.sk
City
Bratislava
Country
Slovakia
Runways
3190m x 45m
Airlines presently operating to this airport with scheduled services
Danube Wings
El Al
Norwegian Air Shuttle
Ryanair
UTair Aviation

Bratislava MR Štefánik Airport is the international airport serving the Slovakian capital. The airport is located nine kilometres from central Bratislava and is a joint-stock company owned by the Ministry of Transport and Posts and the National Property Fund of the Slovak Republic. The airport's network spans much of western Europe and the largest airline serving Bratislava is Irish LCC Ryanair.

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US airlines’ cautious capacity approach proves beneficial

22-Jul-11 10:41 AM

Cautious capacity growth plans for 2011 highlight concerns among US carriers in adding back seats at a rate that could create the excess capacity situations of previous post-recession recoveries. Instead, airlines are focussing on the protection of yields and profits as escalating fuel costs threaten the global aviation industry’s profits.

US arlines cautious as domestic capacity shrinks and international increases

16-Jun-11 5:24 PM

US carriers continue to be cautious in their capacity growth plans for 2011 as they focus on the protection of yields as escalating fuel costs threaten the US (and global) aviation industry’s profits.

Ryanair in the dock

21-Feb-11 10:00 AM

Ryanair may have to repay millions of euros as Germany’s highest court ruled fees it has received to operate from airports may amount to subsidies in breach of EU competition rules. Lufthansa and airberlin have been awarded the right to pursue legal action accordingly. Together with the other difficulties the Irish airline faces in Germany could this be the beginning of the end for its operations there? Or might there be even more significant outcomes?

Abertis Airports’ revenue declines as British airports experience lower activity

17-Nov-09 5:11 PM

Spain’s transport conglomerate Abertis released financial highlights for the three months ended 30-Sep-02009 (3Q09). The airports division reported a -8.6% reduction in revenues despite the addition of DCA, a company with stakes in 15 Caribbean and Latin American airports, to its portfolio last year. The performance of the British airports has been the most significant reason for the decline in revenues.

Ryanair passenger numbers - and loads continue to grow

8-Oct-09 4:00 PM

In Sep-2009, Ryanair carried 6.1 million passengers, a 17% year-on-year increase – but loads are not being compromised by this stunning growth, as the carrier’s passenger seat factor also increased by 1 ppt, to 85%.

SkyEurope Chairman, Nick Manoudakis Investor found: Struggling SkyEurope signs equity investment agreement

6-Aug-09 3:00 PM

SkyEurope Holding signed two separate financing agreements on 31-Jul-09 to provide additional liquidity for its operations, a significant and positive step for the struggling LCC, which has been operating under creditor protection since Jun-2009.

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