Alitalia’s €1B Savings Plan Includes Aircraft Cuts
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Credit: Landor Associates
PARIS–Alitalia plans to save €1 billion ($1.1 billion) over three years and to cut 20 aircraft from its narrowbody aircraft fleet by 2018, the troubled Italian flag carrier revealed in a long-awaited turnaround plan approved by its board. The airline has been struggling in the face of competition...
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