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Air Canada emerges from bankruptcy protection
(Reuters)
Updated: 2004-10-20 09:00

Canadian diva Celine Dion answers questions from the media as Air Canada chief executive Robert Milton looks on at their Montreal headquarters on October 19, 2004. The airline which emerged from bankruptcy protection last month held a launch party for its employees at which Dion sang. [Reuters]
Canadian diva Celine Dion answers questions from the media as Air Canada chief executive Robert Milton looks on at their Montreal headquarters on October 19, 2004. The airline which emerged from bankruptcy protection last month held a launch party for its employees at which Dion sang. [Reuters]
Celine Dion performs for Air Canada employees wearing their newly unveiled flight attendant uniforms in Montreal, October 19, 2004. [Reuters]
Celine Dion performs for Air Canada employees wearing their newly unveiled flight attendant uniforms in Montreal, October 19, 2004. [Reuters]

Celine Dion performs for Air Canada employees in Montreal, October 19, 2004. [Reuters]



 
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