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Aircraft and transport: there's no upside from this situation

Rome, Italy - Own goal by the institutions: traffic rights have been given for free to foreign competitors

Alitalia's chief executive officer, if anyone still had any doubts, has promptly expressed his opinion about the decision of the Italian antitrust authority to assign sixteen slots free of charge to the English low-cost company easyJet: "We will appeal to the State Council". Meridiana fly-Air Italy also has something to say about this matter, and in its press bulletin it declares that it considers...

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Rome, Italy, 10/30/2012 20:34
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