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Corsair: hitches in the sale of the carrier?

The consortium will see the number of shares reduced

After having decided to sell the Corsair carrier entirely, the tourist group TUI decided to not continue the process of selling 80% of the shares to the Intro Aviation-Crestline consortium, because -according to local press- the objective would become to keep at least 25% of what was the second French company. The remaining percentage would be split with the 55% to the German-American consortium and...

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Paris, France, 12/21/2018 16:14
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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