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Aerei e finanza. AA e US Airways pronte a cedere slot per proseguire nella fusione

Washington, Usa - Le compagnie disponibili a diminuire la loro presenza all'aeroporto "Reagan" di Washington per soddisfare il dipartimento di giustizia

Secondo indiscrezioni riportate dal "Wall Street Journal", American Airlines (AA) e US Airways sarebbero pronte a cedere alcuni slot al "Reagan" National Airport di Washington ed in vari altri scali degli Stati Uniti per soddisfare il dipartimento di giustizia (DoJ) e poter concludere la propria fusione, che creerebbe il più grande vettore aereo al mondo. Nello scalo della capitale, le due linee...

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Roma, Italia, 11/04/2013 11:10
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