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August... the reason the Eurozone is in meltdown.... on second thoughts add January's, Februarys, March, April, May, June, July, September, November, December also...
If someone were in the know i doubt they would post on here as its commercially sensitive information.
Also if the information were known we would of heard about it already through more official channels.
I imagine the decision is still outstanding.
But i may be wrong.
If someone were in the know i doubt they would post on here as its commercially sensitive information.
Also if the information were known we would of heard about it already through more official channels.
I imagine the decision is still outstanding.
But i may be wrong.
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Sorry Rougueg August has always been a shut down in the Eurozone for many years. You must have hard if you want to visit Paris go in August when it is virtually empty. That is why living on Continental Europe is such a joy - no coffee on the go here - stop for a while and enjoy a break. Not like rushing round like headless chickens in the UK earning 6.50 an hour and being screwed by many employers! More important matters in life i.e. family, good food, enjoying life - end of rant must go and sit on the balcony looking over the Med and have another coffee!
C3B like it !!!! You have my vote on life.
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An announcement was due last Friday. An official public announcement. Hence the reason I'm asking. It's overdue and as nothing has been announced by bmi I was appealing to AF regional pilots to share any insight as their management may be more forthcoming with information, especially if it was good news. As it happens a few of them have been banding around that they have won the contract. As it directly affects my continued employment I don't think its unreasonable to ask the question on here. August or not. The decision is due. It may have already been made.
Bored of the commercially sensitive line now. Sorry. Yes it's commercially sensitive but information can't be withheld forever.
An announcement was due last Friday. An official public announcement. Hence the reason I'm asking. It's overdue and as nothing has been announced by bmi I was appealing to AF regional pilots to share any insight as their management may be more forthcoming with information, especially if it was good news. As it happens a few of them have been banding around that they have won the contract. As it directly affects my continued employment I don't think its unreasonable to ask the question on here. August or not. The decision is due. It may have already been made.
Bored of the commercially sensitive line now. Sorry. Yes it's commercially sensitive but information can't be withheld forever.
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To be fair in France when someone comes to a decision that the Govt doesn't like it often goes into delay mode so matters can be "clarified" and a suitable French company awarded the contract
probably Ryanair bid............
probably Ryanair bid............
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Do you know that in the mid 2000s, Privatair, a SWISS company (a country not even involved in the Airbus venture) ran the contract between Toulouse, Bristol and Hamburg for about 2 years?
