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Volare Group crisis: passengers are suffering from serious hardships

Milan, Italy - They have paid the earth to leave airport

A lot of people grounded these days because of Volare Group financial difficulties (see AVIONEWS), among which also some Italian tennis players who had been in Sardinia and were going to fly by Volare Web to Holland. About 7000 people in two days lost their business or holiday travels: 3000 tourists who were in the Caribbean, Maldive or in the Africa exotic bays have to face serious hardships. At meantime...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 108142
Rome, Italy, 11/22/2004 13:08
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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