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Alitalia: what would happen if Aeroflot sale the Italian national airline?

Rome, Italy - It would lose all the flight rights

"The interest for Alitalia is strategic, not financial", this was the comment by Lev Koshlyakov, Aeroflot vice-general manager, as regards the news of some months ago on the possibility to invest on the Italian national airline. In the third package of liberalization's measures of the air transport published by European Union, is provided for that regulation 2407/92 that explains which are the conditions...

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Rome, Italy, 04/21/2008 17:32
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