Varig Could Receive Government Compensation For Revenue Lost In Price Freeze
Financially strapped Varig received some encouraging news when a local court ruled that the airline should receive at least 2.2 billion reals (US$1.2 billion) from the government in compensation for losses incurred during a period of regulated fares. Varig's complaint alleges losses from the 1986...
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