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94 aircraft.
by meristem 7y ago
94 aircraft.
- chrisseaton 7y agoNo they only had 34 (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49791249 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49791249) - others were branded but actually a different company which is possibly able to continue independently thanks to the German government.
- RonaldSchleifer 7y agoThank you German tax slave that gets to pay for the externalized costs of the ruling class. Here's to you ... German tax slave that pays 30% an average effective income tax, 15% (7.5% employee/employer share) "free" healthcare, 20% sales (what VAT essentially is) tax, and 100% gasoline tax, and works while freeloading third world immigrants live off you by the millions while drawing "welfare" under three different fake names and living in three free houses for their three wives and the dozens of children that will disown the children you never had of the country and lands your forefathers created ... Here's to you ... pathologically altruistic self-destruct fool ... just the way they intended it for you in revenge.
- meristem 7y agoHuh, I see that on the BBC side, thanks. Guardian had the number as 94. This could be a typo then, as the Thomas Cook Group (all subs) has 105 planes registered, 34 of which by UK sub
- stupidcar 7y agoThis article has them as the 11th largest West European airline: https://centreforaviation.com/analysis/reports/aircraft-fleets-western-v-easterncentral-europe-airbus-leads-orders-410122 https://centreforaviation.com/analysis/reports/aircraft-flee...