Jetmagic defends last minute bookings

COLLAPSED airline Jetmagic accepted online bookings until minutes before the company's bombshell announcement to cease trading.

Jetmagic defends last minute bookings
Fri, 30 Jan, 2004 - 00:00
Eddie Cassidy, Michael Brennan and Paul O'Brien

The company, however, insisted the board acted responsibly and legally at all times.

It also emerged last night that Aer Rianta has impounded a jet belonging to the collapsed airline.

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