LG Korneuburg closes another Level Europe area

Airbus A321 (Photo: Jan Gruber).
Airbus A321 (Photo: Jan Gruber).

LG Korneuburg closes another Level Europe area

Airbus A321 (Photo: Jan Gruber).
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At the insolvent IAG subsidiary Level Europe, only the “Nominated Persons” and “Administration” areas have been continued since the end of July 2020. The Korneuburg Regional Court has now also ordered the closure of the last-mentioned division.

Furthermore, the trustee already made some disposals in September 2020, which were published in the edict file. At Level Europe, according to the current status, only the area of ​​"nominated persons", which is absolutely necessary to maintain the AOC and operating license, is continued. The approvals are still valid, because the search for buyers is still ongoing.

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  • Scrap metal aviators, 27. October 2020 @ 00: 45

    There would certainly be three young A321s to lease cheaply, they are just 5 years old, would be something for the AUA, the 3 older A321s are already around 25 years old, you won't get new devices from the Lufthansa headquarters anyway.
    You are something like the unloved stepchild in the group CFM Motoren would also have a role that would fit the fleet.
    In the next few years, there will be no more planes as cheaply as it is now.

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  • Scrap metal aviators, 27. October 2020 @ 00: 45

    There would certainly be three young A321s to lease cheaply, they are just 5 years old, would be something for the AUA, the 3 older A321s are already around 25 years old, you won't get new devices from the Lufthansa headquarters anyway.
    You are something like the unloved stepchild in the group CFM Motoren would also have a role that would fit the fleet.
    In the next few years, there will be no more planes as cheaply as it is now.

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