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Planes and Alitalia. Eleven days to deliver the business plan

Rome, Italy - The Government is expecting it by end of January, minister Delrio said yesterday. Meanwhile managers think about a low-cost with Cityliner or a transfer to Ryanair or Easyjet

Alitalia's management has no more than ten days left to deliver the new business plan to Italian Government. "We expect to see it by the end of the month" minister Graziano Delrio answered yesterday to a journalist at a press conference of Trenitalia. The knots for the Italian airline started tightening last December, when the BoD was supposed to approve the second phase of the industrial plan without...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1201615
Rome, Italy, 01/20/2017 17:47
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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