TAP accused of owing crews more than âŹ12 million
With the management versus worker ding-dong continuing at embattled airline TAP, cabin crew syndicate SNPVAC has accused the company of owing its members âmore than âŹ12 millionâ. The latest round
TAP ordered to pay âŹ122 million in refunds
âWhen a flight gets cancelled, passengers seeking refunds should be paid back promptly” – US Department of Transport The US Department of Transportation (DOT) has ordered Portugalâs airline TAP to
TAP re-privatisation ânot fixedâ: no talks ongoing with potential buyers
Were last weekâs headlines just slick PR? After a great deal of media kerfuffle last week, Portugalâs minister for infrastructure and housing Pedro Nuno Santos has been forced to admit
CHEGA lodges embargo against reprivatisation of TAP
Portugalâs third political force CHEGA has lodged a âprovidĂȘncia cautelarâ (embargo) against the Portuguese State to try and stop the sale of âflagship airlineâ TAP. Party leader AndrĂ© Ventura explains
TAP staff vote to strike in spite of warnings this could spell âdisasterâ
All the positive soundbites on TAP earlier this week were very possibly focused on changing the minds of disgruntled staff which last night voted nonetheless for strike action in December.
TAPâs profits âdonât even cover interest on their debtâ
Media puts yesterdayâs PR exercise into perspective As the dust settles on all TAPâs âgood news headlinesâ of yesterday – there was even the declaration by CEO Christine OurmiĂšres-Widener that
TAP turns a profit as British Airways owners become possible buyers
“Acquisition of TAP important for connections to South America”: IAG CEO From the depths of perceived disorganisation to a sudden plateau of new possibilities – Portugalâs flagship airline TAP has
âHistory repeats itselfâ? Report on suspected illegalities at TAP ‘finally’ investigated
Commentator JosĂ© Gomes Ferreira points to another âgood Portugueseâ example of nudge-nudge wink-wink SIC television news broke the story last night that âthe ministers of finance and infrastructures have sent
TAP in yet another âoh so embarrassing scandal’
Accused of hiring CEOâs âpersonal friendâ on monthly salary of âŹ15,000 TAP and its French CEO Christine OurmiĂšres-Widener are back in the headlines today, over another ludicrously embarrassing âscandalâ. The
TAP hack: personal details of President, PM and head of secret services âexposed on dark webâ
The enormous embarrassment over the concerted âhackâ of TAPâs internal IT system has, it now transpires, led to personal data of the President of the Republic, the prime minister and