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Alitalia lackiert Unglücksflugzeug um

epa03566778 A two way composite picture shows the ATR-72 turboprop plane of Romania's Carpatair airline (operating for Alitalia), after it was blown off course while landing late 02 February 2013 (L) and on 03 January 2013 without the Alitalia logo (R) at Rome's Leonardo da Vinci airport, Italy. Flights operated by Romanian company Carpatair on domestic Italian routes were suspended after one of its planes was blown off course while landing at Rome's main airport. At least 16 people were injured and two were listed in serious condition, after the turbo-propelled Pisa-Rome flight got into trouble late 02 February. It was being operated on behalf of Italy's national carrier, Alitalia, and had 46 passengers and four crew members on board. Trade union representatives blamed Alitalia for the cost-saving deal with Carpatair, claiming it compromises passengers' security. Pilots and flight assistants held a strike against it on January 25, and are planning another one for Monday, the FIT-CISL union said. EPA/TELENEWS
© APA/TELENEWSepa03566778 A two way composite picture shows the ATR-72 turboprop plane of Romania's Carpatair airline (operating for Alitalia), after it was blown off course while landing late 02 February 2013 (L) and on 03 January 2013 without the Alitalia logo (R) at Rome's Leonardo da Vinci airport, Italy. Flights operated by Romanian company Carpatair on domestic Italian routes were suspended after one of its planes was blown off course while landing at Rome's main airport. At least 16 people were injured and two were listed in serious condition, after the turbo-propelled Pisa-Rome flight got into trouble late 02 February. It was being operated on behalf of Italy's national carrier, Alitalia, and had 46 passengers and four crew members on board. Trade union representatives blamed Alitalia for the cost-saving deal with Carpatair, claiming it compromises passengers' security. Pilots and flight assistants held a strike against it on January 25, and are planning another one for Monday, the FIT-CISL union said. EPA/TELENEWS
Die Fluglinie will mit dem Unglück vom Wochenende nichts zu tun haben - und übermalte das Wrack.
04.02.13, 08:28
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16 Menschen verletzten sich, zwei davon schwer, als ein Flugzeug der italienischen Alitalia beim Anflug auf Rom Samstagnacht von der Bahn abkam und im Gras landete. Doch bei der Fluglinie wollte man offenbar erstmal das eigene Image retten. Mit einer Idee, die wohl etwas schräg daher kommt.

Noch in der Nacht zum Sonntag hat Alitalia das Wrack umlackieren lassen: Die Maschine, auf der nach dem Unglück das Firmenlogo der ehemaligen italienischen Staatsfluglinie zu sehen war, strahlte am nächsten Morgen schneeweiß aus dem Graben neben der Landebahn.

Alitalia lackiert Unglücksflugzeug um
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ITALY ROMANIA PLANE ACCIDENT
Alitalia lackiert Unglücksflugzeug um
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ITALY ROMANIA PLANE ACCIDENT
Alitalia lackiert Unglücksflugzeug um
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ITALY ROMANIA PLANE ACCIDENT
Alitalia lackiert Unglücksflugzeug um
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ITALY ROMANIA PLANE ACCIDENT
Alitalia lackiert Unglücksflugzeug um
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ITALY ROMANIA PLANE ACCIDENT
Alitalia lackiert Unglücksflugzeug um
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ITALY ROMANIA PLANE ACCIDENT

Die Maschine mit 50 Menschen an Bord hat der rumänischen Carpatair gehört und war im Auftrag der italienischen Fluggesellschaft unterwegs. Als Ursache für das Unglück nennt Alitalia starken Wind. Gewerkschafter geben allerdings der Sparpolitik der Fluglinie die Schuld. Für Montag wurde ein Streik angekündigt.

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