Hopes for jobs as Air Berlin picks Lufthansa, EasyJet bids
AFP
| 2017/09/26 | 681 words
| LE JOURNAL DE L'AVIATION | AIR TRANSPORT
Insolvent Air Berlin confirmed Monday it was negotiating with German airline giant Lufthansa and Britain's EasyJet to sell off parts of its business, offering hope for the future of its 8,000 employees and 140 aircraft."Negotiations with Lufthansa AG and the British airline EasyJet will now continue until 12 October," the firm said in a statement following a board meeting.Technical details around winding up the carrier to be thrashed out in the coming weeks and any final deal will need to be...(…)
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