New Alitalia chief reveals rescue proposals

The five-year plan calls for the shedding of more than 2,800 jobs from the 18,000 strong workforce, largely through retirement. The heaviest losses are among ground staff, where 1,900 jobs are to go. Overall pilot numbers will not be cut, although the group's expensive senior flightcrew are likely to be ...

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