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Workers' Committee wants more information

Açoriano Oriental10 September 2026 at 11:27

The Workers' Committee of Azores Airlines expressed the desire to obtain more information regarding the privatization process of the Azorean airline. The workers intend to learn more details about those involved in this process.

According to the news, there are eight entities interested in the privatization of Azores Airlines. The Workers' Committee considers it fundamental to have access to information about these interested parties in the process.

The request for more information arises in the context of the privatization process that is underway for the regional airline of the Azores. The position of the Workers' Committee reflects the workers' concern about the future of the company.

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