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AirOne creates the precedent for fraud in air transport

Milan, Italy - For not communicating immediately the change of destination

The Court of Milan issued a ruling against AirOne Vice-Director, the on-duty manager in July 8th, 2004 and the pilot of flight 5574 Milan-Cagliari. The above-mentioned flight Milan-Cagliari of July 8th, 2004 scheduled for 9:50 pm and delayed at 11:55 pm landed on Alghero instead of the Sardinian regional capital, changing destination in-flight, without any communications and causing significant...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1077317
Rome, Italy, 07/23/2007 21:02
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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