AVIONEWS interviews Gaetano Intrieri, ceo of Aeroitalia

The airline will change its name following the Rome court ruling: it will be called Air Italy /VIDEO

Following a recent ruling by the Rome court, AVIONEWS interviewed Gaetano Intrieri, ceo of Aeroitalia, to clarify the reasons and consequences of the dispute with ITA Airways. Aeroitalia will have to change its name because its brand was deemed too similar to that of Alitalia, currently owned by ITA Airways: it will be called Air Italy.

Below, the video interview:

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Rome, RM, Italy, 09/30/2025 15:02
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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