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easyJet: plan to double dimensions in Malpensa

Milan, Italy - Large investment forecast: EUR 600 million to the Milan air station within 2009

"easyJet, low-cost airline in Europe, announced yesterday its plans for Milan-Malpensa's future. Within next 18 months, it plans to double its presence in its main air station in Italy: an investment which will create further 2000 jobs in the region. The number of standard airplanes will then raise from the current 7 to 15, the investment's total price will be equal to EUR 600 million in 3 years....

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1079499
Rome, Italy, 09/19/2007 18:24
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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