Spanish regional carrier Air Nostrum is requesting €103 million from the Spanish governmental fund called Fasee (Fondo de Apoyo a la Solvencia de Empresas Estratégicas) to overcome the reduction in income caused by the fall of passenger traffic amid the coronavirus pandemic. The airline wants to ensure network connectivity and to guarantee the level of employment.
The company has calculated the amount it requires in the form of loans at €103 million, which the company plans to repay in seven years, according to company sources.
This post was published on 17 April 2021 12:30
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