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Ancora guai per la compagnia aerea Alpi Eagles

Cagliari, Italia - Ieri è dovuto intervenire il prefetto di Cagliari per far partire il volo per Venezia

Sembra non esserci pace per il vettore italiano Alpi Eagles. Dopo l'istanza di fallimento depositata presso il Tribunale di Padova dalle società di gestione aeroportuale Save e Gesac (vedi AVIONEWS), ieri a Cagliari è dovuto intervenire addirittura il prefettto del capoluogo sardo, Salvatore Gullotta, per consentire la partenza di un volo diretto a Venezia. La Sogaerdyn, società di handling dello sc...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1082328
Roma, Italia, 11/20/2007 16:28
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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