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Aircraft and finance. Alitalia: Etihad imposes harsh conditions

Rome, Italy - The Middle Eastern company does not want to take upon itself the debts of the carrier

The entrance of Etihad Airways in Alitalia will not be painless: according to rumours reported today, Thursday 16 January, by "Milano FInanza", the Abu Dhabi-based company is imposing very harsh conditions in order to accept to invest in the main Italian carrier. The Middle Eastern company has reportredly requested the 100% write-off of the credits owed by the banks, and a significant part of the...

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Rome, Italy, 01/16/2014 13:46
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