Attacks force 1,600 job losses at Airtours
Airtours says it has had to cut 1,600 jobs after the US terror attacks, including 200 in the UK.
But it says its "operational flexibility" means it can be back on course for next summer.
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LIMITED OFFERAirtours says it has had to cut 1,600 jobs after the US terror attacks, including 200 in the UK.
But it says its "operational flexibility" means it can be back on course for next summer.
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