PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - July 15

Virgin Atlantic has agreed a 1.2 billion pound ($1.51 billion) rescue package securing the airline for the next five years. Deutsche Lufthansa said that the European Commission has caused permanent damage to its business model after forcing it to surrender slots at two of its hubs in return for approval of a 9 billion euro bailout by the German government.

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UK orders ban of new Huawei equipment from end of year https://on.ft.com/3h46WrF Virgin Atlantic secures 1.2 bln stg rescue package to keep flying https://on.ft.com/2CcUdnN

Lufthansa accuses EU of damaging its business model https://on.ft.com/3h2RYT8 Overview

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has agreed plans to ban Chinese telecoms company Huawei as a supplier. Virgin Atlantic has agreed a 1.2 billion pound ($1.51 billion) rescue package securing the airline for the next five years.

Deutsche Lufthansa said that the European Commission has caused permanent damage to its business model after forcing it to surrender slots at two of its hubs in return for approval of a 9 billion euro bailout by the German government. ($1 = 0.7949 pounds) (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)

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