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Employees and customers who held bookings or were owed refunds alike will now become creditors of the company.
Employees and customers who held bookings or were owed refunds alike will now become creditors of the company.
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News that Comair's business rescue practitioners (BRPs) had to apply for provisional liquidation on Thursday could deliver some challenges for consumers, including short-term pressure on domestic flights and questions over rebooking for ticket holders.

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