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Alitalia: AirOne sends a complaint letter to Transport Minister

Rome, Italy - Now it risks the exclusion from the competition

The number one of AirOne, Carlo Toto, should have written a letter to Alitalia adviser, Merrill Lynch, complaining for the lack of any important data, which would have to be available in this phase of the competition. The news unveiled today from national press has caused confusion because the letter has been sent also to Italian Transport Minister Alessandro Bianchi. This is not possible because...

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Rome, Italy, 06/14/2007 15:06
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