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Iata: le compagnie aeree pronte per la nuova influenza

Ginevra, Svizzera - Le dichiarazioni di Giovanni Bisignani, direttore generele e amministratore delegato dell'Associazione

L'Associazione internazionale del trasporto aereo (Iata) ha annunciato oggi che le compagnie aeree sono pronte per l'aumentato livello di allarme dopo che l'Organizzazione mondiale per la sanità (Oms) ha deciso di passare alla Fase 5 del suo piano di preparazione contro le pandemie. Iata ha lavorato con l'Oms per preparare materiale per il personale delle compagnie aeree, compreso staff di cabina,...

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Roma, Italia, 04/30/2009 17:00
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