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Meridiana: luxury tax penalizes Olbia's air station

Olbia, Italy - It was used by a lot of private jet.

Gianni Rossi, Meridiana’s CEO, the Sardinian carrier which owns the 79,8% of the company which manages the "Costa Smeralda" airport of Olbia (GEASAR), criticized the new "Luxury tax" established by the regional administration, affirming that it penalizes the air station’s activities attended by a lot of private jet. In particular, a terminal of the structure is completely dedicated to the executive fli...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 142810
Rome, Italy, 06/15/2006 15:08
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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