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ATR-72 Tuninter accident: Tunisian authorities and airline asked ENAC for resuming activities

Rome, Italy - Full collaboration by Tunisian Embassy while the carrier stated that its flights are safe

Tunisian Embassy in Rome and Tuninter airline are trying to avoid medium-long term effects following the suspension of flights in Italy after the disaster occurred on last August 6. Tunisian Government and carrier asked ENAC (Italian National Civil Aviation Authority) for being allowed to resume operational activities. Ambassador underlined that Tunisian authorities are ready to warrant their full...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 126519
Rome, Italy, 09/08/2005 18:59
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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