Aviation
SAS secures survival deal Add to ...
Scandinavian airline SAS wrapped up a deal with the last of eight unions on a plan to reduce costs, clearing the way to finalise a $515-million (U.S.) dollar rescue deal. Hayley Platt reports.
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