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BMI forced into tough cost-cutting

By Kevin Done and Gerrit Wiesmann in Frankfurt

Published: March 11 2009 23:31 | Last updated: March 11 2009 23:31

BMI British Midland, the struggling UK airline that is being taken over by Germany’s Lufthansa, made a record loss last year and is being forced to start another round of tough cost-cutting measures.

According to provisional unaudited numbers, BMI made a net loss of £99.7m ($137m) last year, a £107m deterioration from a net profit of £7m a year earlier.

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