UpdatedWed, May 5, 2021 at 7:56 pm ET
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Nick Dean improved to 2-0 on April 30 with a fine outing against Minnesota. The righty pitched seven innings, gave up just four hits, one earned run and struck out eight. (Courtesy of University of Maryland)
COLLEGE PARK, MD - Bensalem High grad Nick Dean appears to have found his groove on the mound for the Maryland Terrapins.
On April 30, the sophomore righty pitched seven strong innings, giving up just four hits, one earned run and striking out eight in a 12-4 win over Minnesota. Dean earned the victory, improving to 2-0 after a third straight quality start for the Terrapins, who were 19-13 after a weekend sweep of the Gophers.
FedEx Corporation and UEFA have signed a three-year agreement in which FedEx will sponsor the UEFA Champions League commencing at the start of the 2021/22 tournament and extending for three editions through to 2023/24. The agreement also includes sponsorship rights for the UEFA Super Cup, UEFA Youth League finals, the UEFA Champions League Futsal finals and UEFA eChampions League.
The sponsorship builds on the existing relationship with UEFA. FedEx became a main sponsor of the UEFA Europa League in 2015 and a UEFA National Team Football sponsor in 2019. FedEx is also the Official Logistics Partner of UEFA EURO 2020 taking place in the summer of 2021 across multiple European host cities.
FedEx Corporation and UEFA have signed a three-year agreement in which FedEx will sponsor the UEFA Champions League commencing at the start of the 2021/22 tournament and extending for three editions through to 2023/24. The agreement also includes sponsorship rights for the UEFA Super Cup, UEFA Youth League finals, the UEFA Champions League Futsal finals and UEFA eChampions League.
The sponsorship builds on the existing relationship with UEFA. FedEx became a main sponsor of the UEFA Europa League in 2015 and a UEFA National Team Football sponsor in 2019. FedEx is also the Official Logistics Partner of UEFA EURO 2020 taking place in the summer of 2021 across multiple European host cities.
Norwegian Air Shuttle issued this report:
Norwegian’s traffic figures for April are impacted by government travel restrictions and therefore low demand.
In April 59431 customers flew with Norwegian, an increase of approximately 18000 compared to the same period last year. The capacity (ASK) was down 7 percent, and the total passenger traffic (RPK) was up by 115 percent.
The load factor was 42.2 percent, up 24 percentage points, compared to April last year.
“The pandemic and international travel restrictions continue to impact our traffic results when compared to the same period last year despite the percentage increases. However, as the reopening of borders in Norway and across Europe progresses, we are confident that we will continue to see a gradual increase in year on year traffic. We continuously adjust our operations to changes in demand.” Said Jacob Schram, CEO of Norwegian.