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ANCORA OLANDA PER L’ITALIA

MILANO, Dopo il divorzio fra Alitalia e Klm, l’Olanda si fa ancora avanti per “aiutare” l’Italia nelle vicende aeroportuali legate all’hub di Malpensa. Secondo il giornale “De Volkskrant” la società di gestione dell’aeroporto di Amsterdam Schiphol, in collaborazione con la Grontnij, sarebbe intenzionata ad acquistare un lotto di 66 ettari di terreno a Malpensa, per la realizzazione di un complesso...

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Roma, Italia, 05/30/2000 13:15
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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