Thomas Cook
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I have a feeling LBA will no longer be in the TCX flying programme. If TCTO offer LBA i think there is a very good chance it will be allocation on the ZB or LS flights rather than a whole aircraft. TCTO seem to be doing this more and more now.
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As we know this is probably a result of the company's ponderous financial situation, in which they announced last year that some aircraft were to be sold or returned to the lessor, but i had no idea that it meant this scale !
TCX Emergency at Glasgow
This afternoon Glasgow airport was closed for a short time following an emergency landing by a TCX B757. A PAN call made from the aircraft over the North Sea, and the aircraft descended rapidly to FL140. Following landing at around 17:15L, the aircraft remained on the runway and a couple of inbounds diverted. Information passed over the radio locally suggested a hydraulic issue.
Travel Mole reports:
Thomas Cook has completed the sale and lease back of 19 aircraft raising more than $294million - £187million - to strengthen its financial position.
The move was first announced on 11 May 2012 and will be used to increase liquidity.
The operator announced the sale and leaseback of 11 Boeing 757 aircraft and 8 Boeing 767 aircraft is now complete following delivery of the final group of aircraft.
Thomas Cook has completed the sale and lease back of 19 aircraft raising more than $294million - £187million - to strengthen its financial position.
The move was first announced on 11 May 2012 and will be used to increase liquidity.
The operator announced the sale and leaseback of 11 Boeing 757 aircraft and 8 Boeing 767 aircraft is now complete following delivery of the final group of aircraft.
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