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TARRONI, ANPAC: SI' AGLI AIUTI AD ALITALIA, MA SENZA DIMENTICARSI DEGLI ALTRI

ROMA, Intervistato telefonicamente da AVIONEWS in merito ai ventilati aiuti finanziari che Alitalia potrebbe ricevere per fare fronte a questo periodo di crisi, Andrea Tarroni, presidente dell'Associazione Nazionale Piloti Aviazione Civile, ANPAC, ha dichiarato che, qualora vi fosse la necessità di fornire tali aiuti, sarebbe intanto buona cosa sbloccare i 750 miliardi rimanenti della ricapitalizzazione...

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Roma, Italia, 09/17/2001 14:59
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