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Tuesday airline updates: Ryanair accepts £600m loan despite CEO’s previous criticism

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Ireland’s Ryanair has received £600 million from the UK’s Covid Corporate Financing Facility (CCFF). This comes despite chief executive Michael O’Leary being heavily critical of state aid provided to other airlines across Europe, including the Lufthansa Group, Air France-KLM, Alitalia and more, calling it “unlawful state aid”. Speaking to SKY News at the end of

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A Thai Airways International Airbus A380. (Rob Finlayson)

Thai Airways to begin bankrupcy proceedings

The Thai government has confirmed suspicions that Thai Airways is beginning bankruptcy proceedings. On Monday, 18 May, Reuters reported that Thailand plans to take a rehabilitation plan for Thai Airways to the bankruptcy court. A key government panel has backed the undisclosed plan. It is now due for consideration by the Thai cabinet on Tuesday.

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Kobe Bryant’s Sikorsky S-76 pilot had no drugs in system during crash

The pilot flying Kobe Bryant and seven others didn’t have drugs in his system when his Sikorsky S-76 crashed into a hillside in January, an autopsy has revealed.

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An Emirates Boeing 777-300ER at Brisbane Airport. (Rob Finlayson)

Emirates reportedly cutting 30,000 jobs

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It appears that Emirates is set to become the latest airline owner to cut jobs, with up to 30,000 positions at risk.

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A file image of an Air Canada Boeing 787-8. (Air Canada)

Monday updates: Air Canada cuts 20,000 staff

Air Canada is set to axe 20,000 out of 38,000 roles within the next three weeks, according to a leaked memo to employees from one of the airline’s most senior executives.

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Delta Air Lines continues to talk with Boeing over the delivery schedule of the 18 787s ordered by Northwest. (Boeing)

Video: American 787s covered in fire suppressant foam

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Video has emerged of the fire suppression system in American Airlines hangar at Chicago O’Hare International Airport malfunctioning causing two aircraft to be covered by fire suppressant foam.

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