Denmark and Sweden are extending a life line of 9 billion kroner ($929 million) as part of a rescue package to save Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) from bankruptcy following the airline’s extensive losses due to COVID-19.
As a result, Denmark (14.2%) and Sweden (14.8%) are increasing their shares in the flag carrier.
Meanwhile layoffs continue with 1,900 jobs lost in Sweden, 1,300 in Norway and almost 1,600 in Denmark.
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