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Friday, 22 June 2012

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  • Air France set to cut 5,000 jobsFrench airline Air France announces it is to cut more than 5,000 jobs by the end of 2013 in an attempt to reduce costs and return to growth
  • Plan to train pilots and lawyersYoung people will be able to become airline pilots, lawyers, accountants and engineers as part of a government apprenticeship scheme.

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  • Air France-KLM to axe 5,000 jobsFranco-Dutch airline warns it could resort to compulsory redundancies amid €2bn cost-cutting programme if no agreement is reached with unions
  • Iberia to challenge key pilots™ rulingChairman at odds with decision that pay scale at Spanish flag carrier and its low-cost airline must be the same even if working conditions are different

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  • 'We can't stop BA from grounding air routes'Ministers have admitted they would be powerless to prevent British Airways from cutting its links with Northern Ireland.Related StoriesFirms face big credit crisis: CBIBank sorry for tech glitchPro-bailout Samaras is sworn in as Greece's PMAer Lingus rejects latest Ryanair bidCorporation tax cut 'could generate 58,000 top jobs' in Northern Ireland

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  • Aer Lingus board rejects Ryanair takeoverIn an expected move, the Aer Lingus (EI) board has rejected the third attempt by low-cost carrier (LCC) Ryanair (FR) to take over the company, saying the bid undervalued the Irish flag-carrier.

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