Republic - June 6, 2001
ROME - Continue pressing the Air France, but for the 'Reappears Alitalia' s hypothesis of an 'alliance with Swissair via its subsidiary, Sabena. In an 'interview with French daily La Tribune, the' CEO of Air France, Jean Cyril Spinetta, said that dialogue with Alitalia "goes: I keep regular contacts with 'Alitalia CEO Francesco Mengozzi, but he did not yet taken a decision on his future partner in Europe. " According to political sources quoted by Reuters, however, the new center-right majority for Alitalia would be thinking of an industrial agreement with the Belgian airline Sabena, which will soon be participating in '85% SAirGroup, which controls Swissair. Agreement that could see the light in late 2001 and early 2002. "I prefer the French Belgians," said a minister candidate of the center, noting however that this will be discussed between the end of the year and the beginning of 2002. And according to another candidate of the center-right Minister requested anonymously by Reuters, 'the Belgian case is one on which you can work for an' industrial alliance. " However, even a minister of the 'outgoing current government has confirmed that it is aware that' the current majority looks interesting to Sabena, a hypothesis that would set in game one of the three choices on which our government has worked, and that Swissair SAirGroup '.
ROME - Continue pressing the Air France, but for the 'Reappears Alitalia' s hypothesis of an 'alliance with Swissair via its subsidiary, Sabena. In an 'interview with French daily La Tribune, the' CEO of Air France, Jean Cyril Spinetta, said that dialogue with Alitalia "goes: I keep regular contacts with 'Alitalia CEO Francesco Mengozzi, but he did not yet taken a decision on his future partner in Europe. " According to political sources quoted by Reuters, however, the new center-right majority for Alitalia would be thinking of an industrial agreement with the Belgian airline Sabena, which will soon be participating in '85% SAirGroup, which controls Swissair. Agreement that could see the light in late 2001 and early 2002. "I prefer the French Belgians," said a minister candidate of the center, noting however that this will be discussed between the end of the year and the beginning of 2002. And according to another candidate of the center-right Minister requested anonymously by Reuters, 'the Belgian case is one on which you can work for an' industrial alliance. " However, even a minister of the 'outgoing current government has confirmed that it is aware that' the current majority looks interesting to Sabena, a hypothesis that would set in game one of the three choices on which our government has worked, and that Swissair SAirGroup '.
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