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Aer Lingus slashes jobs and routes
Irish airline Aer Lingus started cutting jobs and unprofitable routes after failure to reach an agreement with its union. The company is said to cut €97m worth of costs a year by 2011, by slashing 700 jobs and reducing staff salaries.
Full StoryBMI cuts 600 employees to survive the recession
BMI recently announced that it may be cutting 600 jobs and closing its final salary pension scheme to about 1,000 existing members, in an attempt to survive the recession.
Full StoryJapan Airlines to cut 13,000 jobs
According to recent news, Japan Airlines (JAL) is going through some hard times due to the economical downturn and is planning a restructuring. As a result, the company will cut 13,000 jobs by 2015, a number considerably bigger than previously announced. Thus, the working force after the layoffs will reach about 35,000 and the number [...]
Full StoryPassenger numbers still dropping for European airlines
According to a recent statement from Association of European Airlines (AEA) issued on Friday, European carriers faced another drop in traffic for September. The company estimated a 3% drop for last month, a figure which is worse than that of August.
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