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Il futuro è sempre più low-cost

Roma, Italia - I dati dell'Osservatorio Volaregratis.it

Entro il 2010 il 40% del trasporto aereo europeo sarà low-cost. E' quanto emerge dall'Osservatorio Volagratis.it basato sui dati estrapolati da 3,5 milioni di ricerche effettuate ogni mese da 800mila utenti del sito web. In progressione, sul corto raggio in Europa si volerà praticamente solo low-cost. L'Osservatorio si avvale della partnership di AlpiEagles, Hapag-Lloyd Express, MyAir, SkyEurope, V...

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Roma, Italia, 11/27/2006 16:27
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