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A day after the British tour operator and airline Thomas Cook abruptly collapsed, the head of Britain’s Civil Aviation Authority said that around 15,000 people had already been flown back to Britain nyti.ms
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One day after the British tour operator and airline Thomas Cook abruptly collapsed, leaving hundreds of thousands of travelers scrambling to make arrangements, the head of Britain’s Civil Aviation Authority promised that "nobody is stranded" nyti.ms
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A day after the British tour operator and airline Thomas Cook abruptly collapsed, the head of Britain’s Civil Aviation Authority said that around 15,000 people had already been flown back to Britain nyti.ms
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One day after the British tour operator Thomas Cook collapsed, the head of Britain's Civil Aviation Authority said: “Nobody is stranded, everybody will get their holiday and they will be brought back at the time they would have come back anyway.” nyti.ms
