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Flash news: two airplanes provided by Italian Government left bound for Sri Lanka and Maldive

Rome, Italy - Technicians from Italian Civil Defence and health care personnel are on board

The two airplanes sent from Italian Government left recently: the first one left from Rome-Fiumicino Airport and it is bound for Sri Lanka; the secondo one took off from Milan-Malpensa air station towards Male, Maldive. Both the aircraft carried personnel from Italian Civil Defence Department - which is coordinating the support and aid operations for all the NATO's members - such as experts for emergency...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 110658
Rome, Italy, 12/27/2004 00:06
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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