Overview
- Turkish Airlines says its minority investment offer was accepted, valuing the deal at about €300 million, with the precise percentage still unspecified.
- Europa Press reports a structure comprising a €275 million convertible loan and a €25 million securities purchase, with the stake described as more than 26%.
- The parties have moved to prepare transaction documentation, with completion expected in six to 12 months subject to permits and approvals.
- Reporting indicates the new capital would help Air Europa address a €475 million pandemic-era liability to Spain’s SEPI fund.
- The pairing links a Star Alliance carrier with a SkyTeam member, and Turkish Airlines cites potential gains in Latin American connectivity; Air Europa has not commented.