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Aircraft and finance. Etihad says "Yes" to the marriage, the new al-Italia takes off

Rome, Italy - The board of directors of the Abu Dhabi-based company gave its approval

According to rumours reported today, Thursday 29 May 2014, by "Il Messaggero", Etihad Airways' board of directors, after its meeting on Monday, reportedly gave its final approval to the "Marriage" between the Abu Dhabi-based carrier and Alitalia. The letter of intents coming from the United Arab Emirates has not arrived in Rome yet. As known, the Middle Eastern airline is still asking for guarantees...

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Rome, Italy, 05/29/2014 08:54
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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