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Air France plans to close all regional bases by 2022. The management announced this during an internal video conference. Those affected include Marseilles, Nantes and Toulouse, where protests against these decisions are now planned.
The reduction of another 500 jobs is also up for debate at the AUA sister company Swiss. However, company boss Dieter Vranckx cannot yet quantify the exact extent of the job cuts. In any case, he rules out that from him
In view of the fact that Austrian Airlines has received state aid once again in the company's history, the reactions to the announcement that another 650 jobs are to be cut are quite violent. The FPÖ calls for Finance Minister Gernot
Hannover Airport will reduce its workforce in view of the corona pandemic. This is primarily to be implemented through early retirement, natural fluctuation without replacement and non-renewal of fixed-term contracts. Managing director Raoul Hille told the Hanoverian
Another major job cuts are imminent at the Portuguese Euro Atlantic Airways. Another 15 percent of the workforce are to be dismissed. Company boss Eugénio Fernandes justifies the step with the fact that the income due to the corona crisis by 70
The largest travel agency chain in Austria Ruefa is facing a major downsizing, which has already been reported to the labor market service as part of the early warning system. Around 100 of the 600 jobs are on the brink, reports the radio station Ö1. Ruefa is
The Airbus plants in Finkenwerder, Stade, Bremen and Buxtehude are said to have left around 1.000 employees voluntarily. This was explained by an IG Metall official to the Hamburger Abendblatt. The aircraft manufacturer is attempting redundancies for operational reasons through voluntary resignations
The Portuguese government is increasing pressure on TAP Air Portugal's flying personnel. If they do not accept an agreement that leads to lower wages, at least half of the workforce is to be cut. The
The Romanian airline Tarom is facing a major downsizing, because almost every second job is in acute danger as part of the rescue plan. The company plans to cut 700 of 1.492 jobs. With resistance
It was quiet for a few weeks at the Ryanair subsidiary Lauda Europe, but now an internal circular signed by Managing Director David O'Brien is causing a stir again: The airline boss informed the workforce that negotiations with the
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