Finnair has concluded employee consultations in its technical operations organization and will be dismissing 290 personnel, most by the end of the year.
At the start of the talks in March, the airline estimated that it would be cutting 310 of the 900 jobs in the organization. The lower figure follows a decision to retain brake and wheel repairs operations in-company.
Last year Finnair outsourced its engine and component services to SR Technics. Heavy maintenance of Airbus wide body aircraft is handled by maintenance partners in Asia.
The last sighting of the 18-year-old was in Helsinki's Kruunuvuorenranta district in early May.
Long-term debt problems among consumers have become more common since last year. On the brighter side, the number of new payment defaults is dropping, according to a major credit agency.
The Ivalo Border Jaeger Company has welcomed its first women recruits, meaning every conscript unit in Finland is now open to both men and women.
