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Croatia Airlines cannot finance the purchase of the four A-319 aircraft ordered in 2008

Zagreb, Croatia - Ku?ko, CEO of the airline, will try to renegotiate the contract

According to the Croatian weekly "Globus", Croatia Airlines is not able to finance the purchase of the four A-319 aircraft ordered in 2008 at a cost of 135 million Euro: the chief executive officer of the company Krešimir Ku?ko will meet Airbus officials to renegotiate the contract, and if he fails the most important Croatian airline could be at risk of bankruptcy. The aircraft were originally...

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Rome, Italy, 10/11/2012 12:33
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