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Aircraft and airport: Richard Anderson (Delta): "Major US companies out of the Indian market"

Washington, USA - Again the controversy about the government subsidies considered as "Unfair Competition" by the Americans

After the recent controversy about the alleged subsidies received by the Persian Gulf carriers, the chief executive of the American Delta Air Lines Richard Anderson has opened a new front against the Indian authorities in New Delhi: "We went out completely out of the market", said in these hours the CEO, during a journalists meeting at the "National Press Club" in Washington. According to the manager,...

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Rome, Italy, 05/19/2015 16:21
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