Workers at KLM Engineering, based in Norwich, have been told of proposed job losses.
The aircraft maintenance and repair firm, based at Norwich Airport, was in a consultation process with staff. However, following the initial announcement earlier this month, staff were informed more redundancies were needed than first thought.
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A worker, who did not want to be named, said they had been told a board meeting in Holland would finalise the redundancy figures.
A spokesman for KLM Engineering said he could not comment about the cuts.
Last year KLM Engineering, which employs 390 people in Norwich, announced a new £7 million development including new workshop facilities. This included a 54,000 sqft hangar and 15,500 sqft workshop.
KLM UK Engineering has been headquartered in Norwich for more than 40 years.
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