'Flight operations by SunExpress Germany...will be ended shortly,' says a SunExpress spokesman.
and Turkish Airlines will close the German branch of their SunExpress joint venture, placing 1,200 jobs under threat, the company said on Tuesday, June 23.
"Flight operations by SunExpress Germany, a subsidiary of Turkish SunExpress, will be ended shortly and an orderly liquidation process begun," a SunExpress spokesman said in a statement. Almost 1,200 employees at the 20-aircraft carrier will be affected, the spokesman added, saying SunExpress"will take on responsibility by working through possible solutions in the coming weeks with workers and social partners."
Meanwhile, the aircraft will be shared out among Lufthansa's other subsidiaries and Turkish Airlines. Bosses and German ministers are waiting on tenterhooks to see whether Lufthansa investors will approve on Thursday, June 25, aMonths of flight operations cut back to levels not seen in decades because of coronavirus lockdownsBut the giant group's newly-arrived top shareholder
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