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Biman cancels flights as pilots take stand on overtime.(Brief Article)

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The Bangladeshi national carrier Biman was forced to cancel five flights on 1 December after its pilots refused to fly routes that cut into overtime.

Amongst the flights cancelled were several international services, as well as domestic flights to Jessore, Sylhet and Khulna.

The pilots claimed that ...

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