it s got soaring inflation, soaring fuel prices. i m just wondering how hard does that make it to invest in the future of air new zealand and in particular to invest in the passenger experience. to use the phrase that is actually in pretty well used during this period, crisis does create some opportunity. and i ve been saying for some time to my team, you are now dealing with a new abnormal. and get used to it. i would say that, in terms of customer expectations, what i tend to see is they actually have not dropped or maintained. they ve actually risen and a lot of customers when i talke to them as they have not been in much of the last two and a bit years, surely these things have been fixed during this period. our level of expectations is here not here. most airlines, let s be frank about that,
leading the way and asia pacific lagging behind thanks to ongoing covid restrictions particularly in china. in an uncertain economic outlook is not normally a good sign for airlines but that has to be balanced against future pent up demand from passengers as much of the world pits covid in the rear view mirror so what does that mean for air new zealand, an airline his home country face some of the tower fizzed restrictions on the planet. so i ve been catching up with its big boss. a real pleasure having you on my thank you for your time. let me start with this. it s a really tough time in terms of the global economy at the moment, as you know. it got soaring inflation, soaring fuel prices. i m just wondering how hard does that make it to invest in the future of air new zealand and in particular to invest in the passenger experience. to particular to invest in the passenger experience. to use the hrase passenger experience. to use the phrase that passenger experience. to use the
dollar equivalent economic loss this particular strength of an earthquake. got to get this this information quickly. eastern caribbean, tropical storm foiona 65 mile an hour winds focusing on the southern coast of puerto rico. we have tropical storm warnings in place for that area as well as the dominican republic. the major threats will be the extremely heavy rain. national hurricane center calls for the potential of at least 10 inches with localized amounts higher than that. kim, lots to cover. we will come back to you in the next hour to wrap all of these weather events. cnn meteorologist derek van dam, thanks so much. as derek said tropical storm fiona may impact haiti in the coming days at a time when humanitarian efforts are being hampered by what the u.n. called civil unrest. widespread protests have gripped the country for weeks due to soaring fuel prices. they say violent gangs have taken over large areas of the
The flying public will not be seeing Ireland-based Ryanair's trademark 1 and 10 euro fares for a "number of years," according to company CEO Michael O'Leary
The flying public will not be seeing Ireland-based Ryanair's trademark 1 and 10 euro fares for a "number of years," according to company CEO Michael O'Leary