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Air travel was one of the most affected sectors by the Covid-19 pandemic with traffic slowing to stall speed and now partially and gradually recovering. But interestingly, airline merger activity has continued. This article looks at how Covid-19 has muddied the waters of EU competition policy for the airline sector, increasing the challenges that prospective merging parties may face.

Frontier’s Clive Kenny will be speaking at the IIC Asia Forum 2025 taking place in Seoul on Wednesday 12 February. Clive is speaking during the Breakfast roundtable session on the global impact of Korean content.

Frontier’s Public Policy team contributed to a new study by Accenture analysing the potential impact of micro-fulfilment centres (MFCs) on traffic congestion and emissions in London, Chicago, and Sydney.

Among all the disturbing news about the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, one story stood out: people were panic buying.

Embracing shifting consumer preferences in retail banking

Since the 2008 crisis, conduct risk has been a growing challenge for financial institutions as they seek to comply with evolving regulations. Approaches to managing conduct risk have begun to shift, led by the UK’s new approach. We explore how they’re changing, and why behavioural economics is crucial to making better conduct risk decisions.

The European Commission has published the results of the second EU Hydrogen Bank auction, selecting fifteen renewable hydrogen projects across Europe to receive financial support for their renewable hydrogen production.