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Aircraft and crisis: Portugal sells off its aviation

Lisbon, Portugal - IAG and BAA are interested in possible bidding TAP and ANA

Today May 28, 2012, the "Financial Times" reported that the Portuguese government has appointed financial advisers for the privatisation of large swaths of the country's aviation industry, with "stronger interest expected in its airport operator than in the main airline": the Portuguese flag carrier TAP and the operator of Lisbon airport ANA. Some sources said enterprises evaluate the companies...

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Rome, Italy, 05/28/2012 14:26
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