EU Authorises Lufthansa To Take Over ITA Airways

EU Authorises Lufthansa To Take Over ITA Airways

Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr during a press conference at the Mef on the ITA Lufthansa agreement, in Rome, Italy on July 3, 2024. After months of investigation, the European Commission has approved the takeover of Italy's state-owned airline by the German group, which thus consolidates its number-one position in Europe ahead of Air France-KLM and IAG. Photo by Stefano Carofei/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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