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The campaign against British Airways' betrayal of Britain has stepped up a gear this week. Campaigners across the UK are alerting BA's corporate customers and partners about BA's plans to use the Covid-19 crisis to fire its entire workforce and rehire those that survive on totally new lesser contracts of employment.

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Michael O’Leary hits back at Grant Shapps’s claim that firms have oversold flights and holidays

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COVID-19 has hit air transport harder than most economics sectors. As international borders were closed, and domestic travel curtailed, passenger traffic plummeted by 60 per cent in 2020. Airlines suffered economic loss of $169 billion and thousands of workers lost their jobs.

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Negotiations from air traffic controllers with new management of the Polish Air Navigation Services Agency. "They can drag on until the end of April and not end with an agreement, "he says money.pl informer. Analysts and observers of the aviation market are returning attention to the very strong negotiating position of trade unions in the current one dispute. Thanks to this, they can win not only in the sphere of their implementation demands, but also financially.

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Air travel authorities in Poland are warning travellers of possible flight delays and cancellations at Warsaw's airport due to a protest and some flight controllers quitting their jobs

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Danish pension fund Akademiker Pension announced today that they had sold their shares in the London-listed low-cost carrier Wizz Air, after the company failed to convince them that it was taking meaningful actions to address ongoing concerns about how it treats its workers.

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Once united front between two groups dissolves as disruption drags on and losses mount

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The reopening ofUS routes saw improved forecasts and rising shares, but there may still be turbulence to come

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For the airline industry it was as “momentous decision”; for environment campaigners it was “essentially meaningless”

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Aircraft manufacturer faces opposition over big increase in production

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Airline executives struggle to work out how many seats to sell amid staing constraints