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Austrian Airlines plans to cut 1,100 jobs

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An Austrian Airlines (AUA) Boeing 767-3Z9 airplane. EPA-EFE/CHRISTIAN BRUNA

Lufthansa unit Austrian Airlines, which has applied for 767 million euros (669.7 million pounds) in emergency aid from the Austrian government, plans to cut 1,100 of its 7,000 staff by 2023, national news agency APA reported on Wednesday.

The airline also plans to cut salaries by 13% in that period, APA reported from an unidentified source after a meeting of Austrian’s supervisory board.

Via Reuters

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