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On Tuesday evening, the Lauda airline began withdrawing its A320 fleet. According to the company, a total of 21 machines of this type will be transferred to other airports. It all started with the OE-IHL, OE-LOX, OE-LOU, and the OE-IBJ.
The ground staff of Austrian Airlines voted with a clear majority of 90,14 percent to the austerity package negotiated between the works council / GPA-DJP and the executive board. According to the union, 3.000 percent of the approximately 73,19 employees took part in the vote
Announced yesterday and already today, four Airbus A320s are leaving Vienna-Schwechat Airport. Three will be transferred to the Düsseldorf base and four more are to be parked at Stansted Airport. On Monday the management announced the
A small spark of hope for the continued existence of the Lauda base in Vienna is now definitely there, because the management informed their employees on Monday evening that the decision can be reversed if the social partners agree by Thursday evening
Employees of the Lauda airline marched in their uniforms in front of the headquarters of the Austrian Trade Union Federation on Monday and put pressure on them. A solution has to be found in order to be able to save the jobs after all. The protesters are angry
GPA-DJP union calls on around 3.000 employees to participate.
The Irish low-cost airline is already changing its flight schedule from Vienna to Ryanair, Malta Air and Buzz. The OE flight numbers are currently being retained.
In order to be able to avert the impending job loss of 370 employees at Lauda and 250 more at Crewlink, a solution is now being sought with the union. A rally will be held in front of the Vida headquarters on Monday.
The works council negotiated a € 300 million savings package with the management. The union has not yet formally approved.
On Friday, the management of the airline Lauda not only registered the flight personnel at the Vienna base for termination with the Lower Austria Employment Service, but also the 70 employees at the headquarters in Schwechat. Meanwhile, plans the
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