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Over 30 years later, Portuguese State to compensate Air Atlantis workers
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Over 30 years later, Portuguese State to compensate Air Atlantis workers

SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 14:38

Over 30 years after the events, the Portuguese State will be required to compensate the workers of the former Air Atlantis (AIA) who were dismissed by TAP in 1993. This decision comes following the liquidation of the airline.

The affected workers were let go by TAP when Air Atlantis was liquidated, in a process that dragged on for decades without a solution being found to reimburse the former employees of the company.

The case directly involves the Portuguese State, TAP, and the former Air Atlantis workers, in a labor dispute that lasted over three decades until the now-announced resolution.

This compensation corrects a situation that remained pending since the early 1990s, when the company ceased operations and its workers were left without the compensation owed for the company's closure.

Why this matters

Former Air Atlantis workers and their families will finally receive compensation for dismissals that occurred over three decades ago. This decision represents the outcome of a long-pending labor dispute between the former company employees and the Portuguese State. The measure comes following the definitive liquidation of Air Atlantis, closing an important chapter in the history of Portuguese commercial aviation.

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