Laudamotion: "Localization is not an existential threat"

Laudamotion: "The place does not threaten the existence"

WIEN / SCHWECHAT / DUBLIN. The conflict between Lufthansa, the mother of the AUA, and Ryanair, the biggest European airline, for the nine planes of Laudamotion in London Friday in London

Laudamotion Chief Gruber Image: APA

Laudamotion- Chief Andreas Gruber reiterated yesterday, the allegations are made of air. He reviewed a lawsuit, including claims for damages.

Lufthansa would certainly have fewer problems with a Laudamotion without Ryanair, said Gruber. The question of a plan B, if the aircraft affected – nearly half of Laudamotion fleet – but should return to Lufthansa, Gruber dismissed: "This will not happen." The situation is not threatening for the existence.

Far from conflict, the case revolves around. Since March, they have sold two million tickets. In the winter time, there will be more connections from Vienna to Spain. In addition, Laudamotion wants to fly from Innsbruck to Düsseldorf, Dublin and London

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