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Alitalia (4): Lunardi appoggia l'ipotesi di accordi con Lufthansa e Meridiana

Roma, Italia - Il ministro dei Trasporti giudicherebbe positivamente entrambe le opportunità sebbene vi sia prima bisogno di avviare la privatizzazione

Il ministro per le Infrastrutture e i Trasporti Pietro Lunardi avrebbe recentemente affrontato il delicato tema delle future possibili alleanze di Alitalia per il rilancio della compagnia italiana. Sul piano internazionale, secondo il ministro, Lufthansa potrebbe rivelarsi un partner "più affidabile" rispetto ad Air France, la quale sembrerebbe continuare a considerare Alitalia un vettore di secondo...

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Roma, Italia, 09/22/2004 12:10
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