thomas cook staff are also perplexed by the fact that the company's german airline, condor, was kept afloat and is still operating today. the government was forced to defend its decision not to save thomas cook's ukst put the money in, the answer is, all you would have to do is open their books and realise, if you have £1.7 billion of debt, if you lost £1.5 billion in six months alone, if you issued another profit warning, this is entirely different to the condor situation which was a fundamentally profitable airline. but a positive turnaround for some staff, who went back to work. hays travel announced it was saving around 500 thomas cook stores. i'm sat with all of my team now, they would all be happy to come back to the branch. nicola and her colleagues, who thought they had lost theirjobs, were with the bbc‘s colletta smith when they got a call to say that they were now not unemployed. they are opening and we just have to contact them. clapping it wasjust incredible, for me one of the most amazing moments as a journalist to be in the room at that moment when someone's life is turned around in seconds. they thought they would be made redundant. they were already looking for other jobs, looking

thomas cook staff are also perplexed by the fact that the company's german airline, condor, was kept afloat and is still operating today. the government was forced to defend its decision not to save thomas cook's ukyou just put the money in, the answer is, all you would have to do is open their books and realise, if you have £1.7 billion of debt, if you lost £1.5 billion in six months alone, if you issued another profit warning, this is entirely different to the condor situation which was a fundamentally profitable airline. but a positive turnaround for some staff, who went back to work. hays travel announced it was saving around 500 thomas cook stores. i'm sat with all of my team now, they would all be happy to come back to the branch. nicola and her colleagues, who thought they had lost theirjobs, were with the bbc‘s colletta smith when they got a call to say that they were now not unemployed. they are opening and we just have to contact them. clapping it wasjust incredible, for me one of the most amazing moments as a journalist to be in the room at that moment when someone's life is turned around in seconds. they thought they would be made redundant. they were already looking for other jobs, l

thomas cook and the far reaching effects on customers and staff. in review 2019: the thomas cook story. what do we want? answers! it is a travesty, it has devastated our lives because of thomas cook airlines ukd it was gone. i went into the flight deck and cried. it has not been possible to save one of the most loved brands in travel. after 178 years it was all over. as i got to the airport, i started to cry because i thought, i'm coming here ina cry because i thought, i'm coming here in a uniform and i've got no to go. you can'tjust leave brits stranded abroad. i want to go home! bankruptcy, bitterness and rage.|j think it has been a national scandal to let a company of that size and heritage just fall like that. they took