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sn26567 wrote:By the way, and for those of you who have forgotten, the Volare bankruptcy is the latest one in the long story of the Swissair affiliates debacle.

Volare too used to be controlled by Swissair...

Correct, they used to be part of Qualiflyer. Ah, what a nice network...

They want to nominate a special commissioner to supervise the company, only problem is that one of the candidates is the boss of Blue Panorama. :evil:
Why not? If consolidation is the only way to save the airline...

Why not? Would you put a fox in charge of the henhouse?
Blue Panorama can't wait ...

waldova wrote:That would be good news. So this could mean that Volare will continue to fly if this is applicable?

That's the idea. The want to nominate a special commissioner to supervise the company, only problem is that one of the candidates is the boss of Blue Panorama.

Even it's true, there is absolutely no reason to take passengers in hostage.

Passengers have nothing to do with your dispute. Why didn't you go to the Koningsstraat / Rue Royale, and block off mr Davignon's office for one morning? That would put pressure on your bosses.

Using innocent people as a ...

It seems that the Italian governemnt wants to use the Marzano law (same one used to save Parmalat) in order to save Volare. Blue Panorama and Meridiana are interested in buying parts of the company:

http://www.repubblica.it/2004/i/sezioni/economia/alitaliatre/insolvenza/insolvenza.html
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Volare just stopped all flights and reservations untill further notice!

http://www.repubblica.it/2004/i/sezioni ... olare.html