Severe floods cause delay and disruption across central and east Europe
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Czech Airlines (CSA) made its final flight – from Paris to Prague – over the weekend under its ‘OK’ code.
One of the world’s oldest airlines, it has been continuously operating for 101 years – but it’s not quite over for the carrier. Yesterday, it left SkyTeam and will become a holding company, with a majority stake in Smartwings, which will provide all flight operations. Four aircraft will retain the CSA livery.
One Czech forwarder told The Loadstar: “It’s sad to see CSA OK Czech Airlines close down after 100 years of operation.”
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