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FLYi plans pay cut for top executives

New York, Usa - As part of a plan to save USD 2,2m next year

FLYi, parent of Independence Air, announced it planned a pay cut for its three top executives as part of a plan by means of which it expects to save USD 2,2m next year. Chairman and Chief Executive Kerry Skeen will see his pay reduced by 15 percent with effect on April, 1st, while the other two top executives, among which Chief Financial Officer, Richard Surratt, will have their salary reduced by 10...

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Rome, Italy, 03/21/2005 17:55
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