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Scandinavian Airlines was saved

Corporate reorganization is expected to finish in mid-2024

The US Bankruptcy Court in New York has approved the rescue plan of the carrier Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), which operates as the national airline in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Judge Michael Wiles gave the green light late yesterday afternoon, Tuesday 19 March 2024. The company reorganization project will now start and should end around the middle of this year."It was a very complicated process....

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Stockholm, Sweden, 03/20/2024 09:06
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