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Aircraft and transport. European airlines associations discuss of a possible joint trade body

Rome, Italy - The idea is creating a unique interface to relate with institutions, but not everyone agrees

According to rumours, the most important airline associations in Europe are informally discussing of the possible creation of a joint trade body able to represent the interests of the carriers with the institutions, on the model of what has been done in the United States with Airlines for America (A4A). Sources involved in the talks, even underlining the benefits which would be granted by a joint...

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Rome, Italy, 03/07/2013 14:27
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