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Pegasus receives conditional approval for Smartwings acquisition

Turkish airline Pegasus has received conditional Czech approval to acquire Smartwings. The transaction could alter airline ownership and competition in the regional aviation market.

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A major airline acquisition may affect route availability, fares and competition in Central European air travel.

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  1. Turkiye's Pegasus wins conditional Czech approval for Smartwings acquisition ↗travelextra.ie · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 4:31 AM UTC

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