Scandinavian airline giant SAS must repay 97 million in short-term support, writes the news agency Siren.
The announcement comes after the company's final reconciliation with the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Development. The reason is that requirements for reduced working hours have not been met for a number of employees.
Once the recovery has been paid back, the total amount of support to the company will be 310 million.
The airline will not dispute the refund.
Source: Aftonbladet.se
