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Alitalia (3): who is going to pay for the social safety valves?

Rome, Italy - Italian Minister Maroni would have confirmed that a direct intervention by the State is impossible, so as exclusive advantages for the carrier

Italian Welfare Minister, Roberto Maroni, would have analysed the situation related to the decree for the social safety valves with reference to the air trasnport sector. According to Maroni, it would not have not been clarified who is going to afford the costs of such measure. Maroni would have found objective difficulties by Alitalia, which would have suggested a pause period in order to think about...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 104265
Rome, Italy, 09/29/2004 16:16
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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