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Volare Group: are 1400 jobs at risk?

Milan, Italy - CEO, Andrea Molinari, set out about the President Giorgio Fossa's resign

AVIONEWS has phoned Volare's CEO Andrea Molinari, with reference to President Giorgio Fossa's resign. The company's situation appears to be particularly serious. 1400 jobs could be cancelled in case the shareholders do not decide to provide funds aimed to save the company. This had in fact been the warning signal called by Fossa recently, announcing that if the shareholders did not accepted the business...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 103373
Rome, Italy, 09/15/2004 13:47
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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