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Indeed. Never a good thing when the livlihoods of hardworking people are left at risk. Only 3 months after the new base at Teesside opened with significant investment from the Tees Valley Combined Authority.Sad news for the staff and airports involved but thankfully Cardiff is not affected.
Well hopefully for Teesside the contract was with the cargo people and not just the airline and another airline can be found.Indeed. Never a good thing when the livlihoods of hardworking people are left at risk. Only 3 months after the new base at Teesside opened with significant investment from the Tees Valley Combined Authority.
Unsure what you mean. I dont think the airport controlled the traffic.Well hopefully for Teesside the contract was with the cargo people and not just the airline and another airline can be found.
No doubt owe Teesside and Bournemouth a small fortune in unpaid bills.Indeed. Never a good thing when the livlihoods of hardworking people are left at risk. Only 3 months after the new base at Teesside opened with significant investment from the Tees Valley Combined Authority.
No but the contract could've been with the company bringing in the goods rather than the airline itself.Unsure what you mean. I dont think the airport controlled the traffic.
Not to mention Cardiff Airport...Unsure what you mean. I dont think the airport controlled the traffic.
No doubt owe Teesside and Bournemouth a small fortune in unpaid bills.
The loss of that contract was one of the issues that contribited towards yesterday's appointments. We can only hope only a small proportion of the "50 jobs" that were due to be generated by the EC / MME deal were in place prior to the airline's collapse.No but the contract could've been with the company bringing in the goods rather than the airline itself.
Makes you wonder if that is part of the reason they left and ceased operating to Cardiff.Not to mention Cardiff Airport...
Also makes you wonder how quickly they fell into bed with Teesside after ceasing operations at Cardiff, only to collapse less than three months later.Makes you wonder if that is part of the reason they left and ceased operating to Cardiff.
I suppose Teesside is eager just like any other airport to diversify.Also makes you wonder how quickly they fell into bed with Teesside after ceasing operations at Cardiff, only to collapse less than three months later.
There has been some conjecture from one or two "fans" and a certain (now ex-) employee regards a "disagrement over contractual terms" or that one party "increased their "fees" without discussion". We'll probably never know whether either was anywhere near the mark.
It is telling, however, that both European Cargo and Cardiff Airport had remained tight lipped ever since.
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