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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 03-09-05 22:03STRIKE NEWS
Taken from BBC news:
Date: 09/03/2005 Source: Standartnews
"Bulgaria Air" Aces Fired
The management of "Bulgaria Air" fired their best 15 pilots. The official motive was downsizing. Thirteen of them are commanders, the other 2 - second pilots. Some 10 days ago the Civil Aviation Pilots Union demanded a rise of pilots' salaries from 1,900 BGN up to about 2,300 euro. But the management of the company turned down the demand. "We are not going to suspend the flights regardless of the ...
Date: 09/03/2005 Source: Standartnews
"Bulgaria Air" Aces Fired
The management of "Bulgaria Air" fired their best 15 pilots. The official motive was downsizing. Thirteen of them are commanders, the other 2 - second pilots. Some 10 days ago the Civil Aviation Pilots Union demanded a rise of pilots' salaries from 1,900 BGN up to about 2,300 euro. But the management of the company turned down the demand. "We are not going to suspend the flights regardless of the ...
Taken from BBC news:
Date: 09/03/2005 Source: Standartnews
"Bulgaria Air" Aces Fired
The management of "Bulgaria Air" fired their best 15 pilots. The official motive was downsizing. Thirteen of them are commanders, the other 2 - second pilots. Some 10 days ago the Civil Aviation Pilots Union demanded a rise of pilots' salaries from 1,900 BGN up to about 2,300 euro. But the management of the company turned down the demand. "We are not going to suspend the flights regardless of the dismissals", chair Todor Penev assured. The dismissals of the pilots is within the competence of the board of directors of "Bulgaria Air", and that's why I cannot comment on it, Minister of Transport Nikolay Vassilev stated.
Date: 09/03/2005 Source: Standartnews
"Bulgaria Air" Aces Fired
The management of "Bulgaria Air" fired their best 15 pilots. The official motive was downsizing. Thirteen of them are commanders, the other 2 - second pilots. Some 10 days ago the Civil Aviation Pilots Union demanded a rise of pilots' salaries from 1,900 BGN up to about 2,300 euro. But the management of the company turned down the demand. "We are not going to suspend the flights regardless of the dismissals", chair Todor Penev assured. The dismissals of the pilots is within the competence of the board of directors of "Bulgaria Air", and that's why I cannot comment on it, Minister of Transport Nikolay Vassilev stated.
re: STRIKE NEWS
So does that meen the flights will be ok on Sunday! hope so!re: STRIKE NEWS
Likewise, they couldnt be persuaded to hold off for a week maybe?Meant to be flying from Newcastle on Sunday :S
