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Air France Scales Back Number of Jobs it Plans to Cut in 2016, Job Cuts in 2017 Could Be Avoided
Alexandre de Juniac, the CEO of Air France, has scaled back the number of jobs it plans to cut in 2016 to fewer than 1,000, down from the 2,900 it earlier proposed, according to a report from Reuters. The job losses in 2017 could be avoided if the talks with unions will lead to an agreement on alternative savings measures by the beginning of next year.
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EasyJet Increases Sales Forecast due to Air France Strike
The budget airline company is expecting higher sales in before-tax earnings right after increase in number of bookings while the strike of pilots is on going
Air France Labor Union Called It Quits After 2-Week-Long Strike
Air France pilots have finally ended their two-week strike on Sunday about the airline’s plan to build low-cost operations abroad.
Air France Postpones Low-Cost Plans to Appease Strike
Air France announced on Monday that they aim to delay their plans to expand low-cost operations abroad.
Concorde: Thursday Marks Anniversary of High Speed Aircraft's Last Flight (PHOTO)
Thursday marks the tenth anniversary of the Concorde aircraft's last public flight. Thursday marks the tenth anniversary of the Concorde aircraft's last public flight BBC News reported.
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