Merge cancelled！ TransAsia Airways announces Vanilla Air to suspend operations for one year starting October
▲ Vanilla Air switches to a one-year suspension. (Photo / Credited to reporter Tsai Wen-jun)
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Vanilla Air had originally planned to merge with its parent company, TransAsia Airways, starting October 1. However, following a resolution by Vanilla Air’s board of directors, the merger has been rescinded, and the airline will instead suspend operations for one year from October 1 to handle related affairs.
According to a report by the Central News Agency, TransAsia Airways announced that, considering the company’s future operational development plans, and following a resolution by Vanilla Air’s board of directors, the airline will suspend operations for one year from October 1 until October 3, 2017, using this time to properly manage related follow-up matters.
TransAsia Airways also stated that, as the parent company of Vanilla Air, it will ensure all procedures comply with labor regulations and safeguard employee rights.
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