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Failed SkyWork: Alitalia proposes a connection with Geneva

12 flights a week from Milan-Linate to the Swiss city

Yesterday, the Swiss airline SkyWork announced the suspension of all flight operations after the failure to find a commercial partner, which would have allowed it to avoid bringing the books to court and declare bankruptcy. Announcement arrived after the last of its Saab 2000 aircraft landed at the airport of Bern, the main hub of the airline is covered by 60% of flights operated by the airline.A cessation...

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Bern, Switzerland, 08/30/2018 12:25
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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