British Airways will cut jobs after the coronavirus pandemic devastated demand for global air travel, its chief executive Alex Cruz said Friday. "To be frank, given the changing circumstances, we can no longer sustain our current level of employment and jobs will be lost - perhaps for a short period, perhaps longer term," Cruz said in an internal memo confirmed by the group.
Global airlines have cancelled thousands of flights worldwide, as COVID-19 decimates demand for passenger travel, with destinations to China and Italy in particularly hit hard.
The aviation industry is struggling with the severe impact of the pandemic, which has so far infected more than 134,300 people globally and killed over 5,000, according to an AFP tally.


















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