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Leisure Cargo (LC) is to enter insolvency following the loss of contracts with TUI and another carrier.

Aspokesperson for the GSSA confirmed to The Loadstar it had begun insolvency proceedings at a court in Dusseldorf, with White & Case appointed trustees.

Reorganisation manager Tillmann Peeters, of Falkensteg Restrukturierung, ...

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  • Rodrigo de la Cruz

    June 16, 2019 at 7:47 am

    You think it maybe had something to do with the name? Leisure, really?

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