ASL Belgium faces Renault procedure at Liege Airport, 380 jobs at risk

ASL Belgium, the cargo airline and TNT Airways successor, is reportedly facing a Renault procedure (collective redundancy process) at Liege Airport, potentially affecting 380 full-time equivalents. The company, owned by Ireland-based ASL Group, has not confirmed the move, and the scale of job cuts remains uncertain. This signals potential labor unrest and operational disruption at a key European air cargo hub, with implications for regional employment and logistics.

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