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Alpi Eagles: seals to the offices and hangar of the airline at the Venice Airport

Venice, Italy - The TAR of Lazio does not confirm the licence for operating

The judicial seals started yesterday for the Alpi Eagles offices and hangar in the airport of Venice. The bailiffs arrived in the airport after a meeting took place in the headquarters of SAVE, Venice Airport Management Company, during which the company has decided to exercise a TAR of Lazio's sentence that did not confirm the extension of licence for operating. Moreover, Alpi Eagles has a debt...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1084985
Rome, Italy, 01/24/2008 14:19
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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