ITA ready for take-off in October with new 2021-2025 plan approved by EU Commission
The plan also provides for the 'discontinuity' requested by the European Commission during negotiations with the Italian Government over the past few months.
- The plan also provides for the 'discontinuity' requested by the European Commission during negotiations with the Italian Government over the past few months.
- ITA will be able to acquire, through direct negotiation with Alitalia, the assets to manage the flight sector, the so-called 'aviation' branch.
- By 2022, it will grow to 78 aircraft and, from 2022 onwards, new-generation aircraft will be gradually added to the fleet.
- Over the plan period, ITA plans to rely on a single strategic partner for aircraft, and discussions are underway with the main partners.