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Alitalia: "Il vettore ha bisogno dei suoi dipendenti per costruire il proprio futuro"

Roma, Italia - Lo ha sottolineato il presidente Cimoli dopo l'accordo con gli assistenti di volo

L’accordo raggiunto da Alitalia e assistenti di volo lo scorso fine settimana (vedi servizio AVIONEWS) segna una svolta importante nel quadro del perseguimento degli obiettivi del vettore in riferimento alle misure di risanamento e rilancio dell’azienda, secondo l’amministratore delegato e presidente di Alitalia Giancarlo Cimoli. Cimoli ha sottolineato come la compagnia italiana necessiti della colla...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 115188
Roma, Italia, 02/28/2005 12:18
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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