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Alitalia affair (11): among the private individuals who could take it over Lupo Rattazzi's name pops up

Rome, Italy - Rumours about the carrier's privatization become more insistent

Since the odds that the Alitalia management may change have increased, until the announcement of a probable officialization of the resignation of chief executive Francesco Mengozzi next Thursday (see AVIONEWS), the first names of who could take his place have emerged: according to unconfirmed news it could be Mario Resca, president of McDonald’s Italia (see AVIONEWS), or Marco Zanichelli, currently A...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 58980
Rome, Italy, 02/24/2004 15:53
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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