Virgin Atlantic’s pandemic pain is sending ripples of hurt through the aviation ecosystem
After more than a decade working at Manchester Airport in the northwest of England, Tracey Moore finally got the job she wanted — at Virgin Atlantic’s passenger check-in desk. Then, at 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 22, after about a year on the job and months on furlough, she returned to the airport and handed in her uniform.
She had taken a buyout and left her dream job.
