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Aircraft and finance. Irish government opposes to Ryanair's Aer Lingus takeover

Dublin, Ireland - "We don't see any advantages for Ireland", the Transport Minister claims

The Irish government has openly refused to support the Aer Lingus takeover carried out by Ryanair, announcing that it will not sell the 25% stake it currently owns in the legacy airline to the low-cost carrier. The minister for Transport of the European country Leo Varadkar affirmed that the government evaluated the offer and the so-called "Remedies package", which was presented by the airline to...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1148422
Rome, Italy, 12/19/2012 16:06
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