Cyprus Airways seeks €20 million cash injection

Cyprus Airways and employees' trade unions called on parliamentarians to approve payment of €20 million ($27.3 million) to the company to help to stay in air, Famagusta Gazette reported this week. Compensation to the cash-strapped airline is for losses incurred owing to the Turkish airspace ban...

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