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Klm rimborsa ultima parte prestito al governo olandese

L'importo totale suddiviso in tre fasi

Klm Royal Dutch Airlines rimborserà 277 milioni di Euro, l’ultima parte dei prestiti garantiti dal governo olandese e dalle banche nel 2020. Il vettore aereo ha preso in prestito un totale di 942 milioni di Euro dalla linea di credito di 3,4 miliardi di Euro. Questo rimborso significa che, a distanza di due anni, la compagnia avrà riscattato tutte le somme utilizzate del pacchetto di prestiti ricevuto per...

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Amsterdam, Olanda, 06/30/2022 08:45
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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