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TAP had losses of almost 100 million euros. The blame is on fuel pricesPhoto by Emílio on Pexels
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TAP had losses of almost 100 million euros. The blame is on fuel prices

TVI Notícias31 August 2026 at 20:42

TAP ended the first half of the year with losses of almost 100 million euros. The Portuguese airline justifies the high losses with the rise in fuel prices. The increase in fuel prices occurred as a result of the war in the Middle East. The rise in operational costs significantly affected the company's financial situation during this period.

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