Alitalia
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Checking in on Alitalia, Because It’s Been Too Long
I never thought things could get any worse for Alitalia, but they have. No, no. It’s not that they’re performing worse. It’s…
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Entire European Continent Goes on Strike
Ah, spring. The days become longer, the temps get warmer, and, apparently, it’s a great time for airline strikes. Lufthansa pilots just…
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Alitalia Posts Profit, Hell Freezes Over
I have never written a more surprising post than this one. Alitalia, the queen of red ink, has actually, shockingly, found that…
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Alitalia is Still Losing Money
It’s been way too long since my last Alitalia post, hasn’t it? It’s actually been pretty quiet over there as the new…
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The New Alitalia Has Low Loads, Big Losses, and New Competition
Time flies, doesn’t it? It seems like just yesterday that Alitalia was finally being privatized, but it’s actually been a few months.…
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Italians Look to Kill Rome’s Ciampino Airport, Help Alitalia
Yes, this is a post about Italy, but believe it or not, Alitalia isn’t the main focus. It’s the bungling Italian government…
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Meet the New Alitalia, Same as the Old Alitalia
Just remember, today is your last chance to vote in the 2008 Weblog Awards. You can vote once per day, so even…
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Alitalia Ends the Year By Sucking as Usual
I couldn’t let this year finish up without squeezing in one more post on Alitalia. It’s just too much fun. The airline…
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Lufthansa Italia Tries to Add Pressure as Alitalia Receives EU Approval
Ok kids, who’s ready for an Alitalia update? I know, it’s been a little while. It may seem like plenty has happened,…
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Alitalia’s Death Postponed
I’d take a poll on how many people are surprised to hear that Alitalia looks like it has cheated death once again,…
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Alitalia’s Not Quite Dead Yet, But It’s Close
I’m sure I’ll get another comment saying that I’m obsessed with Alitalia, and you know what? It’s true. This is far more…
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Lufthansa Buys Stake in Brussels Airlines, Looks at Alitalia
“The Germans marched into Brussels today as they discussed further cooperation with the Italians.” I can’t say I ever thought that statement…