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Scali militari bulgari: a breve potrebbero essere dati in concessione a privati

Sofia, Bulgaria - In tal modo il governo bulgaro pensa di potenziare la rete degli aeroporti civili

Si apprende che il governo della Bulgaria avrebbe intenzione di affidare in concessione a privati la gestione di almeno venti aeroporti militari nazionali. Obiettivo dell’esecutivo bulgaro è di attirare gli investimenti necessari per trasformare questi piccoli aeroporti in punti di partenza per la eventuale rete nazionale di aeroporti civili. A giorni dovrebbe essere pubblicata la lista degli scali in...

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Roma, Italia, 03/13/2006 15:47
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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