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Primera Air: new failure of an European carrier

Bankruptcy declared yesterday

New failure for an European carrier. To close the activities is the mixed charter and low-cost company Primera Air that brought the books to the Court yesterday, announcing at the same time the suspension of all flights operations and IATA codes registered. The Danish airline -owned by Icelandic- had started operating in 2003 offering charter connections, but over the years it had decided to become...

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Copenhagen, Denmark, 10/02/2018 09:15
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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