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Possible privatization process for Aer Lingus to start not before mid-2006

Dublin, Ireland - The injection of fund will be used to finance the long-haul fleet of the airline

According to what reported by analysts Irish carrier, Aer Lingus, will have to wait until mid-2006 to begin its partly privatization process, which will help the carrier to renew its long-haul route fleet; the Government picked this approach soon. Aer Lingus, which have remained for about five months without a Ceo, since Willie Walsh who now is British Airways’ Ceo resigned, appointed the new Chief E...

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Rome, Italy, 04/26/2005 16:55
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