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Alitalia (6): ritorno alla normalità non prima ore 19.00

Roma, Italia - Continua il blocco delle attività operative per il perdurare delle agitazioni dei dipendenti del vettore a Fiumicino

"Alitalia informa che il perdurare delle agitazioni del personale sullo scalo di Fiumicino sta prolungando il blocco delle attività operative. Al momento risultano confermati esclusivamente i seguenti voli: az1038 fco-mxp, az 610 fco-jfk, az 2051 lin-fco, az 2029 lin-fco, az 1019, mxp-fco, az 1578 cag-fco, az 652 mxp yyz, az 770 mxp-bom, az 618 mxp bos, az 622 mxp-iad. Stante l'attuale situazione...

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Roma, Italia, 04/30/2004 11:38
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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