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Aircraft and economy. Ireland: Dublin accepts the proposed acquisition by IAG for Aer Lingus

Dublin, Ireland - Satisfied the CEO Willie Walsh, there will be not any redundant

After months of negotiations, the sale of the Irish carrier Aer Lingus reached its natural conclusion: in late last night, May 26, 2015, Dublin has decided to sell its 25,1% of the low-cost, accepting the offer made by IAG, International Airlines Group, for EUR 2,50 per share. Satisfied the CEO of the Anglo-Spanish holding, Willie Walsh, who commented: "The acquisition of Aer Lingus adds a fourth,...

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