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Joanna Plucinska

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  • European Airlines and Travel Correspondent, Reuters
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Europe Airlines & Travel Correspondent @Reuters. 🇵🇱🇨🇦. Ex-Warsaw, Brussels, HK, NYC, Canada, France, Singapore. Dog mama. Tips: joanna.plucinska@tr.com
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airBaltic debt woes herald tough season ahead for smaller airlines

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By Joanna Plucinska Verified, Gianluca Lo Nostro Verified
| Lufkin Daily News Verified
LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - After Latvian airline airBaltic filed Chapter 11 proceedings on Monday, the aviation sector is bracing for a tough winter as the Iran war continues to push up jet fuel costs.
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Winter is coming: airBaltic debt woes herald tough season ahead for smaller airlines

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By Joanna Plucinska Verified, Gianluca Lo Nostro Verified
| Euronext
By Joanna Plucinska and Gianluca Lo Nostro LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - After Latvian airline airBaltic filed Chapter 11 proceedings on Monday, the aviation sector is bracing for a tough winter as the Iran war continues to push up jet fuel costs.
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Exclusive - AirBaltic in talks with unions to cut workers amid restructuring, CEO says

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By Joanna Plucinska Verified
| MSN UK Verified
By Joanna Plucinska LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - AirBaltic is in talks with labour unions to come to an agreement on an "adjustment in the workforce," Chief Executive Erno Hilden told Reuters on Monday after the Latvian carrier announced it was voluntarily entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
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