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Alitalia strike set for Friday moved to September 6

cde.news desk 25 July 2019, 05:56 · 1 min read

epa01487444 (FILE) A file photograph showing an Alitalia airplane lands at the 'Leonardo da Vinci' International Airport in Fiumicino, Rome, Italy, 31 March 2008. Italy's national airline, Alitalia, may have to cancel some flights because of a lack of funds to buy fuel, a top official has warned on 13 September 2008. Augusto Fantozzi, Alitalia's bankruptcy administrator, made the comments as he called unions to emergency talks a day after the latest session broke down. EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO *** Local Caption *** 00000401300965

A 24-hour strike by Alitalia pilots and flight attendants has been put off from Friday until September 6, unions announced.

The unions took the decision after appeals from the strike watchdog and the transport ministry.

On Tuesday the ministry reduced Friday’s planned strike from 24 to four hours.

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