| 2017/09/11 | 263 words
| LE JOURNAL DE L'AVIATION | AIR TRANSPORT
German investor Hans Rudolf Woehrl has unveiled a 500-million-euro ($600 million) offer for bankrupt Air Berlin, hoping to buy the country's second-largest airline whole rather than see it split up."We worked hard to be able to make this offer, with help not only from experts but also supportive comments and suggestions from employees, passengers and business partners of Air Berlin," the Bavarian airline tycoon wrote in a Facebook post late Sunday.Nuremberg-based Woehrl first rose to promine...(…)
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