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easyJet shareholders approve Apollo’s £5.7bn takeover, with deal completion targeted for March and up to 50 Luton HQ roles at ri

The buyout would end easyJet’s more than 26 years on the London stock market and put the airline under US ownership. Separately, the carrier is consulting on up to 50 redundancies at its Luton headquarters—about 2% of its reported 2,300-person head-office workforce—as it prepares for its future business plans.

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easyJet shareholders approve Apollo’s £5.7bn takeover, with deal completion targeted for March and up to 50 Luton HQ roles at ri

The buyout would end easyJet’s more than 26 years on the London stock market and put the airline under US ownership. Separately, the carrier is consulting on up to 50 redundancies at its Luton headquarters—about 2% of its reported 2,300-person head-office workforce—as it prepares for its future business plans.

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RAVE Aerospace and Paradox Cat launch guided stretching app for airline passengers

RAVE Aerospace and Paradox Cat have launched the Flight Stretch app, offering airline passengers guided wellbeing exercises during flights. The announcement adds a digital wellness feature to the inflight experience, though the available report does not specify airline partners, deployment plans or the app’s availability.

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Six European airlines lift third-quarter operating profits as strong demand offsets fuel costs

Air France-KLM was among six carriers to increase operating profit in the July-September period, as strong demand and yields helped Europe’s major airlines protect or improve peak-season results. High fuel costs remained a headwind, but the quarter’s performance showed the extent to which passenger revenue supported profitability.

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