Johan Lundgren
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 57 |
| Date of birth | October 4,1966 |
| Zodiac sign | Libra |
| Job | Businessperson |
| Trombonist | |
| Born | Harnosand |
| Sweden | |
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| ID | 445737 |
Johan Lundgren Life story
Johan Peter Lundgren is a Swedish businessman, the chief executive officer of the British airline easyJet since December 2017.
Gatwick cancels 82 flights due to staff shortage
... Johan Lundgren, chief executive officer of EasyJet said it is " regrettable that a temporary limit on capacity at Gatwick Airport is required"...
Easter holiday travel: No repeat of airport chaos, industry says
... The chief executive of EasyJet, Johan Lundgren said: " When they close an airport because of strikes you are going to see disruption...
EasyJet holiday bookings up despite cost-of-living crisis
... Johan Lundgren told the BBC the airline had seen strong demand for flights over half term, Christmas and New Year despite the " pressure" on households...
Falling pound: What does it mean for me and my finances?
... Johan Lundgren, chief executive of EasyJet, said: " Clearly the dollar is very, very strong...
EasyJet chief operating officer resigns
... EasyJet chief executive Johan Lundgren said: " I would like to thank Peter for his hard work and wish him well...
Warning travel problems could continue into summer
... EasyJet chief executive Johan Lundgren said delays in processing security checks for new airline crew were also contributing to flight cancellations...
CEO Secrets: Johan Lundgren of EasyJet shares his advice
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Is this the summer that travel gets back to normal?
... The chief executive of Easyjet, Johan Lundgren, said pent-up demand should push summer capacity near to 2019 levels...
Gatwick cancels 82 flights due to staff shortage
By Ben KingBusiness reporter, BBC News
Gatwick will cancel around 82 departures over The Coming week because of Covid and other short-term sickness in the Air Traffic Control Tower .
Airport boss Stewart Wingate said he was " very frustrated" by a series of problems at Gatwick's Air Traffic control.
Around 30% of Air Traffic control staff are not available, Mr Wingate said.
The largest number of cancellations will be on Friday 29 September, with 33 departures affected.
No cancellations are expected for Tuesday or Saturday.
The cancellations amount to around 3% of planned departures at Gatwick over the period.
The staff work for NATS, which was formerly known as The National Air Traffic Service.
Discussions will begin tomorrow on which flights to cancel, with airlines affected in proportion to their use of The Airport .
Easyjet will be The Most affected, with BA and Ryanair also among those asked to cancel flights.
Johan Lundgren , chief executive officer of EasyJet said it is " regrettable that a temporary limit on capacity at Gatwick Airport is required".
However, He Said it is " The Right action by The Airport so on-the-day cancellations and delays can be avoided. "
He added that Gatwick Airport and NATS now need to work a longer term plan to improve the resilience of the Air Traffic service at Gatwick.
EasyJet will now work with The Airport to work through what this means for its schedules and will notify any customers whose flights are affected as soon as possible, with their options to rebook, or get a refund.
Gatwick had A Number of cancellations on Friday and the weekend, caused by staff shortages in Air Traffic control.
" As a result of that we decided that we needed to take action, " Mr Wingate said.
" The Reason that We Are doing this is to provide as much certainty as we can, not only to the airlines but most importantly to The Passengers who will travel This Week , that the flights that remain scheduled will actually operate. "
He added that there might be an increased risk of delays to other flights This Week .
October is a less busy month for Air Traffic , and Mr Wingate said he expected there would be enough Air Traffic control staff to handle the reduced number of flights, and further cancellations would not be necessary.
Source of news: bbc.com
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