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TARRONI, ANPAC: PER LA SITUAZIONE ALITALIA, NECESSARIO UN ''INTERVENTO FORTE'' DEL TESORO

ROMA, Intervistato da Avionews, Andrea Tarroni, presidente di Anpac, Associazione Nazionale Piloti Aviazione Civile, ha detto che si prevede che Alitalia chiuda quest'anno con un deficit di almeno 1000 miliardi di lire, mentre per i primi tre mesi del 2002 sono previsti 200 miliardi di lire di perdite. Secondo l'esponente dell'Anpac, "è inutile fare un piano industriale così insufficiente, il management -...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 21043
Roma, Italia, 12/05/2001 16:34
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