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Question about the serious disservice My Air's flight. Does ENAC know it? Which actions it intends to take?

Rome, Italy - By Senator Maurizio Saia (AN)

"The Italian Senator Maurizio Saia (AN) asks to the Transport Minister to know: if ENAC (Italian Civil Aviation Authority) knows what happened; in the positive case, if it has received a detailed report of the episode and which type of measures wants adopt towards My Air carrier or in which manner it intends to tutelage the passengers' rights that have been damaged, in order to ensure due compensations...

fra/pec - 1081227
Rome, Italy, 10/25/2007 16:18
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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