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Nantes Atlantique Airport

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Nantes Atlantique Airport

IATA Code
NTE
ICAO Code
LFRS
Website
http://www.nantes.aeroport.fr
City
Nantes
Country
France
Runways
2900m
Airlines presently operating to this airport with scheduled services
Air France
Air Transat
Airlinair
Eastern Airways
easyJet
Flybe
Iberia
Jetairfly
Royal Air Maroc
Ryanair
Transavia.com France
Tunis Air
Vueling Airlines
Airlines presently operating to this airport via codeshare
Air Mauritius
Alitalia
American Airlines
Delta Air Lines
Kenya Airways
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines

Nantes Atlantique Airport serves the city of Nantes and the surrounding Pays de la Loire region in France. An important economic and demographic centre in western France, Nantes Atlantique Airport is among the busiest airport in the country, handling over 2.5 million passengers p/a and hosting airlines from across Europe.

Location of Nantes Atlantique Airport, France

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European woes force changes for the better at Indian Ocean carriers, with Air Austral the latest

24-May-12 8:45 PM

Hardest hit from the European economic situation, aside from the carriers that have collapsed, are far away from continental Europe in the Indian Ocean, which contains the self-proclaimed Vanilla Islands grouping of countries: La Reunion, Madagascar, Mauritius and Seychelles. These nations' carriers are largely dependent on European leisure traffic, which has evaporated in the dual threat of weakening economies and high fuel prices that provide no stimulation to whatever demand is left.

The starkness of the situation has been demonstrated most recently by Air Austral, which over the northern winter will reduce its long-haul network to a single destination and will postpone – or possibly cancel – its order for two Airbus A380s, following it being unable to pay for a new Boeing 777 awaiting delivery. Air Austral is also looking to partner with Air Mauritius to maintain a connection to Australia, a further sign that the situation in Europe is forcing the Vanilla Island carriers to make medium/long-term strategy changes that will finally strengthen them. Etihad Airways earlier this year acquired a stake in Air Seychelles and is now lending management oversight to the Seychelles flag carrier while the region's other carriers have conducted overdue network reviews.

easyJet CEO, Andrew Harrison Ash and snow take a bite out of easyJet, but still profitable

13-May-10 3:45 PM

Mother nature is going to cost easyJet as much as GBP100 million this year, but the UK-based LCC does not expect that to prevent it from posting a healthy profit. Winter snow disruptions in 2009 and 2010 resulted in losses of approximately GBP25 million. The recent ash-related airspace shut downs are expected to cost another GBP50-75 million.

Ryanair operations at French regional airports threatened by Air France legal offensive

22-Mar-10 4:10 PM

The perennial issue of protectionism v. liberalism in air transport has again come under the spotlight in recent months. This month (Mar-2010) the Canadian government is locked in battle with Emirates and Etihad over market access, which the government believes would hinder Air Canada’s direct long haul services. Previously there have been similar disputes in Germany, where, last November, the government bluntly told Emirates to raise its fares in the market or face being fined. Now, in a different but equally important scenario, Air France has launched what is, to date, the biggest legal challenge to discounts on airport charges and assistance with marketing costs that Ryanair has encountered.

easyJet CEO, Andrew Harrison easyJet keeps rolling out the expansion plans, for now

17-Dec-09 5:13 PM

On 09-Dec-2009, Andy Harrison, CEO of easyJet handed in his resignation, effective Jun-2010. He is only the second CEO the airline has had. The airline was quick to emphasise that his departure was specifically not connected with this year’s board challenges to his leadership strategy.

Ryanair plans new bases at Leeds Bradford and Malta

3-Sep-09 3:40 PM

Ryanair recently announced plans to expand its bases, adding another in the UK and one in Malta. The move supports the carrier’s recent announcements of capacity cut backs at Manchester, London Stansted and Dublin International Airports.

European airport delays worsen in 2007 – calls for ATM upgrades

26-Feb-08 12:14 PM

Delays at European airports reached their worst level last year since 2001, highlighting the need for urgent ATM reforms, according to the Association of European Airlines (AEA).

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