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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian leisure airline Laudamotion, which is majority-owned by Ryanair, plans to double its Airbus fleet to 18 next year, its managing director said on Wednesday.
"In 2019, we expect 18 Airbus planes, which adds 9 aircraft to our current (Airbus) fleet," Andreas Gruber told a news conference.
Negotiations with a trade union regarding a collective wage agreement are ongoing, Gruber said, adding that Laudamotion will increase the salaries for its pilots from April.
(Reporting by Kirsti Knolle; editing by Jason Neely)
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