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Swissport: la società di gestione aeroportuale elvetica ha acquistato l'azienda giapponese ShinMaywa Ground Services

Zurigo, Svizzera - La società nipponica opera negli aeroporti di Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya e Fukuoka

Un comunicato della Swissport, società di handling e di servizi aeroportuali svizzera, controllata dal gruppo spagnolo Ferrovial, noto alle cronache per essersi comprato anche la britannica British airport authority, fa sapere che la società elvetica ha acquistato la nipponica ShinMaywa Ground Services (Sgs), società di handling con 170 impiegati che opera negli aeroporti di Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya e...

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Roma, Italia, 08/03/2006 15:17
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