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The managing director of Aeroground Berlin, Simon Batt-Nauerz, seems to have burst his collar due to increased sick leave. “I've got the faxes thick,” he says in a selfie video that he sent to the staff. The portal
Olfa Al-Hamdi only sat in the executive chair of Tunisair for seven weeks. Now the 30-year-old has been fired and this was justified by the fact that she was said to have behaved uncooperatively with the unions and the government. Also throws
The previous boss of the Belgian airport Liège was dismissed without notice due to allegations of corruption. This was confirmed by the Walloon Minister of Finance, Jean-Luc Crucke. The Board of Directors held a special meeting beforehand. In this meeting all voting members should
The move forward of the semester break in Upper Austria announced yesterday was a slap in the face for many working parents. Those who have already agreed on vacation with their employer cannot simply bring it forward by a week. The
Lufthansa boss Carsten Spohr recently announced that the crane airline would fly out of the corona crisis in a slimmed-down form. That would affect both the fleet and the staff. As a result, there will be around 29.000 by the end of the year
United Airlines pulled the plug on the Frankfurt crew base, which had been in existence since 1997, in a night-and-fog operation: After a brief announcement, the employees were dismissed "almost overnight" on October 1st without notice. Now those affected are pulling against it
For the workforce of the AUA parent, things are now sticking out: According to a newspaper report, Lufthansa will have 29.000 employees outside the door by the end of the year in the wake of the Corona crisis. Then around 109.000 people will remain in the company. Of the
Finnair is following up on its threat and laying off 700 employees - 600 of whom are employed in Finland alone. But those affected do not have to leave the company upright, they are allowed to do so by the end of March 2021 at the latest
For 120 trainees at a British flight school, the dream of flying seemed to be over. Because the Academy had to close due to the precarious financial situation triggered by the corona pandemic. About half of the aviation enthusiasts get it now
With the closure of the last Lauda base in Germany, the Ryanair subsidiary is not really making friends. One of the reasons given was the airport's refusal to lower prices. Now there is criticism. Affected by the end
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