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Airplanes. Italian government asks Alitalia for a business plan that must be approved by its shareholders and creditors

Rome, Italy - It is written in the note released by Mise (Italian Ministry of Economic Development) after the meeting between the government and the airline's management

The meeting at the Ministry of Economic Development (Mise) between the management of Alitalia and the ministers Carlo Calenda and Graziano Delrio to decide the future of the Italian airline finished yesterday. Alitalia's Chief Executive Officer Cramer Ball, the vicepresident James Hogan, the new member of the management board Gaetano Micciché -for Intesa Sanpaolo- on behalf of Alitalia and the CEO...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1201280
Rome, Italy, 01/10/2017 11:49
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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