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Irish Press newspaper clipping from September 11, 1981 about Belfast route cuts and airline job losses during aviation crisis

Irish Press newspaper clipping from September 11, 1981 about Belfast route cuts and airline job losses during aviation crisis

This Irish Press newspaper clipping from September 11, 1981, reports on major airline industry upheaval, featuring headlines about Belfast route cancellations affecting 9,000 jobs and world airline debts totaling £1,400 million. The article discusses the broader aviation crisis of 1981, which significantly impacted the industry including Sir Freddie Laker's operations during this turbulent period.

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