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European Carriers Try To Determine How Business Will Look After Crisis

机译：欧洲航空公司试图确定危机后企业将如何看待

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European airlines are still reeling from the impact of the COVID-19 crisis, but the need to look ahead toward a post-coronavirus future to determine how the region's air transport industry will evolve in the longer term is clear. Even airlines that were performing well before the coronavirus crisis are looking for external help. The goal is to ensure they survive long enough to take advantage of an anticipated increase in passenger demand when widespread travel restrictions are removed. British Airways (BA) has set out plans for a major restructuring and redundancy program as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, with up to 12,000 people leaving the airline. This comes on the heels of parent company International Airlines Group (LAG) report- ing a first-quarter operating loss of €535 million ($581 million), down from a profit of €135 million a year earlier.
机译：欧洲航空公司仍在忍受COVID-19危机的影响，但是很明显，有必要展望冠状病毒后的未来，以确定该地区的航空运输业将如何长期发展。甚至在冠状病毒危机之前表现良好的航空公司也在寻求外部帮助。目的是确保他们的生存时间足够长，以便在取消广泛的旅行限制后利用预期的客运需求增长。由于COVID-19大流行，英国航空公司（BA）已制定了一项重大重组和裁员计划的计划，有多达12,000人离开该航空公司。母公司国际航空公司（LAG）宣布其第一季度运营亏损为5.35亿欧元（5.81亿美元），低于去年同期的1.35亿欧元。

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