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Lufthansa: migliora di 480 milioni di dollari il cash-flow

Francoforte, Germania - Grazie al piano di risparmio "D-Check"

Secondo quanto confermato da Wolfgang Mayrhuber, vice presidente della compagnia aerea Lufthansa, grazie al piano di risparmio battezzato "D-Check", l'aviolinea ha registrato un miglioramento di 480 milioni di euro nel cash-flow. Per Mayhruber inoltre, la linea aerea di Francoforte sarà in grado, per la fine del 2004, di raggiungere un cash-flow di un miliardo di euro. (007)

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Roma, Italia, 10/02/2002 15:11
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