Alitalia's exit from Air France-KLM partnership boosts Etihad cargo ambitions

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Alitalia's exit from Air France-KLM partnership boosts Etihad cargo ambitions

| May 20, 2015 11:27AM EDT
Alitalia’s announcement that it will not renew its partnership and joint venture accords with Air France-KLM paves the way for Etihad Airways, the carrier’s dominant 49 percent shareholder, to expand its European freight footprint.
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