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Malpensa case (2): Lufthansa ready to move in gap left by Alitalia

Milan, Italy - After the coming into force of "Open Skies"

Lufthansa would be set to jump into the "Breach" left over by Alitalia in its intercontinental links on Malpensa, making it one of its main airports. This is reported by Italian press sources, according to which the German carrier would aim at taking advantage of the coming into force of the "Open Skies" agreement between Europe and the US as of April 1st this year, as well as the restructuring of...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1084543
Rome, Italy, 01/15/2008 13:59
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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