Current State? Safe to book for June?
Apr 19, 19, 2:49 pm
#1
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Current State? Safe to book for June?
Hello, currently looking at a round trip for 80k miles with the last flight segment being June 22nd.
I've been reading various articles about Alitalia's current situation, and it seems that June 30, 2019 is the date the contingency loan extension terms will expire.
Am I missing anything? Does this mean in theory it's safe to book this and make plans around them?
I've been reading various articles about Alitalia's current situation, and it seems that June 30, 2019 is the date the contingency loan extension terms will expire.
Am I missing anything? Does this mean in theory it's safe to book this and make plans around them?
May 14, 19, 4:28 pm
#6
Join Date: Jul 2018
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Originally Posted by jdmckay
Have booked FCO to MRU for November via Delta website. Hopefully, if they go under, Delta will find me a way there. ��
May 16, 19, 2:34 am
#7
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Originally Posted by Dav77
Alitalia and its marvelous staff will kindly take you in Mauritius 👍
Jun 27, 19, 10:04 pm
#8
formerly meunger11
Join Date: Aug 2007
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Originally Posted by irishguy28
I hope you mean that they will get you to Mauritius...cos the alternative would be illegal in Mauritius, and most other destinations!
Aug 14, 19, 7:53 pm
#10
Join Date: Jan 2004
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The ultimate rules that are easy to remember!
1) Mondays-Wednesdays: Alitalia closes operations within six months.
2) Thursdays-Saturdays: Alitalia does not close operations.
Sundays: On a rainy Sunday follow rule # 1, otherwise rule # 2.
Note: These rules have been valid since the unity of Italy and they will remain valid as long as Italians will not put cream in their carbonara.
1) Mondays-Wednesdays: Alitalia closes operations within six months.
2) Thursdays-Saturdays: Alitalia does not close operations.
Sundays: On a rainy Sunday follow rule # 1, otherwise rule # 2.
Note: These rules have been valid since the unity of Italy and they will remain valid as long as Italians will not put cream in their carbonara.
Aug 15, 19, 12:26 am
#11
Join Date: May 2014
Location: BRU
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Originally Posted by KLouis
The ultimate rules that are easy to remember!
1) Mondays-Wednesdays: Alitalia closes operations within six months.
2) Thursdays-Saturdays: Alitalia does not close operations.
Sundays: On a rainy Sunday follow rule # 1, otherwise rule # 2.
Note: These rules have been valid since the unity of Italy and they will remain valid as long as Italians will not put cream in their carbonara.
1) Mondays-Wednesdays: Alitalia closes operations within six months.
2) Thursdays-Saturdays: Alitalia does not close operations.
Sundays: On a rainy Sunday follow rule # 1, otherwise rule # 2.
Note: These rules have been valid since the unity of Italy and they will remain valid as long as Italians will not put cream in their carbonara.
Aug 19, 19, 8:59 pm
#14
Join Date: Jul 2018
Location: Italy
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Posts: 1,212
Originally Posted by EvD86
So, what is the current situation of Alitalia? Considering booking J tickets to EZE in Feb, but having doubts... Only thing I can find is the postponement for bidding..?
Nov 24, 19, 10:58 am
#15
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Bath, UK
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I know what answer Dav77 will give - but what are the thoughts about booking for September 2020? With Lufthansa having said this week they will not invest and Atlantia pulling out does anyone have a good idea what is going to happen? Do you think it will be nationalised?
