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Aerei. FLASH: James Hogan lascia Etihad Airways

Roma, Italia - Decade anche la sua vicepresidenza in Alitalia

Secondo fonti attendibili provenienti dal Golfo James Hogan, il presidente e ceo del vettore aereo di Abu Dhabi, Etihad Airway, lascia entrambi gli incarichi in queste ore. I vertici della compagnia stanno provvedendo alla sua sostituzione. Non ricoprendo più queste cariche, automaticamente decade anche il suo mandato di vicepresidente di Alitalia-Sai, della quale Etihad detiene il 49%.

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Roma, Italia, 12/21/2016 22:22
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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