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Adria Airways will end its line maintenance agreement with Adria Airways Tehnika as of August 31 and will contract another provider from September. The Slovenian carrier has said it cannot reveal any details at this point, as it is a business secret, however, Slovenian media speculate that Adria's maintenance will be carried out by a Scandinavian company. The Ljubljana-based Adria Airways Tehnika, once an integral part of Adria Airways, is now independently owned and operated by Poland's Linetech Holding. It is a Bombardier Authorised Service Facility and provides maintenance services to several European carriers. It is believed the two companies could not reach an agreement over pricing.

June 21, 2019
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  1. Anonymous10:48

    Hehe, you should check the title of the same news on Slovenia's news portal 24ur. #sensationalism

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    1. Anonymous10:52

      What did they write?

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    2. Anonymous11:06

      Google translate: On August 31, Adria Tehnika will stop servicing Adria Airways.

      As in, no more maintenance for Adria Airways (at least that's how the news is being perceived by dimwitted Slovenes).

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  2. Anonymous11:01

    they owe them to much money...

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    1. Anonymous15:36

      Till now they did it for a delayed payment? How long was the delay?

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  3. Anonymous12:41

    Since Adria is in so much debt and close to bankruptcy I doubt anyone would service their aircraft in exchange for IOUs, just cash upfront. Which Adria does not have

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    1. Anonymous13:08

      Znaci kraj letne sezone je kraj za Adriu.

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    2. Anonymous17:15

      Yes that means that probably Adria is very close to the end. I don't see how someone from Scandinavia will come to LJU and work for "free".

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  4. Anonymous17:38

    Who will do maintenance from September? Some cemetery company?

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    1. Anonymous18:06

      Info shared on yesterdays late evening news on National TV was a conpany from Scandinavia.

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    2. Athos_cro18:14

      Ima tamo oko Kamnika dosta automehaničara. Nema problema

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    3. Anonymous20:15

      Ima jih al jih nema toliko koji bi radili za dzabe.

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    4. Anonymous11:04

      Hello, after September there is no Adria... This is only truth

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  5. Anonymus17:15

    From SJJ to LJU via BEG then... :(

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