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Airplanes. British carrier Flybe has gone bankrupt

The epidemic emergency in an already suffering airline is fatal

The coronavirus has claimed a new victim: the British company Flybe, which has left its planes ashore and filed for bankruptcy after a rescue attempt by the London government with a £ 100 million bridging loan.An injection of liquidity highly contested by the competing companies that reported the maneuver to the European Union as a disguised form of State aid. A situation that closely resembled that...

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London, UK, 03/05/2020 11:31
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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