One of the options the Italian government is examining for Italy’s troubled carrier Alitalia would involve a three-way governance for the airline, a top-ranking union official said on Tuesday.
Fabrizio Solari, secretary general of the Filt-Cgil air transport union, explained that the plan would involve the state reducing its stake in the airline from 49.9% to some 25% and allying with an Italian partner and an international one, most likely another airline.
With the Treasury maintaining a 25% stake and an Italian partner holding a similar quota, Solari observed, Alitalia would retain its national character.
Alitalia has been in talks with Air France, which already holds a 2% stake in the Italian carrier, but they appear to have run aground.
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