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Still trouble for Alpi Eagles airline

Cagliari, Italy - Yesterday the Cagliari prefect had to intervene to make the flight leave to Venice

No peace for the Italian carrier Alpi Eagles. After the petition in bankruptcy, filed by the airport management companies SAVE and GESAC at the Court of Padova (see AVIONEWS), yesterday in Cagliari the prefect of the Sardinian capital, Salvatore Gullotta, has even intervened to allow the departure of a flight bound for Venice. The Sogaerdyn, handling company of the Cagliari airport, has suspended the...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1082331
Rome, Italy, 11/20/2007 18:21
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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