Thu, 19th Mar 2020 14:30
MADRID, March 19 (Reuters) - IAG's Iberia airlines
has proposed laying off up to 90% of its air-bound staff
temporarily for three months due to the coronavirus outbreak's
impact on the aviation sector, the company said in a statement
on Thursday.
Spain's Iberia said the proposed layoffs had to be approved
by labour authorities. Its duration could be extended or
shortened, it added.
(Reporting by Joan Faus; Editing by Sonya Dowsett)
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