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Does SAS Really Need 40 A330neos?

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By Gordon Smith Verified
| Airline Weekly Verified
Skift Take With new investment from Air France-KLM Group, it looks like SAS' new owners have big plans for the Scandi carrier and specifically its Copenhagen hub. Summarize Story Share Select a question above or ask something else Subscribe  Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | RSS In part one, Gordon and Jay discuss SAS Scandinavian Airlines' new widebody order and ask whether the carrier can justify that many additional planes.
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The Airline CEOs Who Don’t Leave

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By Gordon Smith Verified
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Skift Take Michael O'Leary has tied himself to Ryanair until 2032. He belongs to a shrinking class of airline chiefs who have become almost impossible to replace – which is exactly what makes their eventual departures so risky. Summarize Story Share Select a question above or ask something else Ryanair has agreed to keep Michael O'Leary as group CEO until April 2032, a deal that will push his tenure toward four decades.
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The Airline CEOs Who Don't Leave

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By Gordon Smith Verified
| Event Planner News
01 July 2026 | By: Gordon Smith | Publisher: Skift Airlines The Airline CEOs Who Don't Leave Gordon Smith July 1st, 2026 at 8:51 AM EDT Photo Credit: Only a handful of airline CEOs have held the top job at the same company for more than 20 years. Skift Skift Take Michael O'Leary has tied himself to Ryanair until 2032. He belongs to a shrinking class of airline chiefs who have become almost impossible to replace - which is exactly what makes their eventual departures so risky.
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