Wizz Air expects to reduce its flights this summer due to labor shortages and the seriousness of European airports, the airline announced on Monday, which will reduce sales by approximately 5%.
Airlines have raised fares to compensate for higher fuel costs, and pilots and cabin crew have demanded higher wages due to inflation, foreign media reported .
Scandinavian airline SAS canceled hundreds of flights last week after talks with pilots over a new collective agreement broke down. In some cases, even airports require flight cancellations.
Meanwhile, Britain last week unveiled various plans for the industry, including help to recruit staff, after Heathrow, the country's busiest airport, on Thursday called on airlines to cancel 30 scheduled flights due to the number of passengers, write foreign media.
London-listed Wizz reported an operating loss of 285 million euros in the first quarter on Monday, but said it expects it to turn to a "significant" profit this quarter.
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