TALLINN - The Estonian national airline Estonian Air’s council approved on Aug. 19 the company’s new restructuring plan, which was forwarded to the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications, who should in turn send it to the European Commission’s Competition Office, reports Postimees Online.Estonian Air CEO Jan Palmer said that no major changes were made, but a development vision was added to the survival plan: what happens with the company after it has survived difficulties.While so far the plan was made to take into account up to 2017, now plans for 2018...
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