Radom Airport Will Lay Off up to 30 Percent of Its Staff. Some Will Be Offered Jobs at Okęcie Airport.
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The owner of Warsaw-Radom Airport is trying to cut losses and is awaiting the results of the prosecutor's investigation. Over 500 witnesses have been interviewed regarding the controversial investment, and an expert opinion will determine whether any charges will be brought.
Last month, Warsaw-Radom Airport handled 25,931 passengers, a 43 percent increase compared to July of the previous year. This was also the best monthly result in the airport's history.
Warsaw-Radom Airport is in trouble—on the one hand, over PLN 61 million in losses and the need to reduce staff, and on the other, an ongoing prosecutor's investigation. TVN24 reports that up to 30% of the staff could lose their jobs.
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