BMI Cuts Fleet, Staff, Network In Quest To Bring Back Profits
BMI last week announced sharp cuts to its network, the fleet and staff in a dramatic effort to return the airline to profitability. The carrier, now fully owned by Lufthansa, will cut around 600 of the 4,470 jobs as it downsizes its operations. BMI is also taking out nine of the 39 aircraft in its...
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