Abu Dhabi’s incoherent airline strategy
In a bid to catch up to Emirates, Abu Dhabi may spoil the broth with too many cooks. Will its hunger for victory lead to success or international partnership limbo?
October 19, 2011 4:18 by Reuters
… airline as part of a privatisation drive under its European Union/International Monetary Fund bailout.
– Etihad, IAG contact Irish govt on Aer Lingus-report
– Etihad may join Virgin’s bid for bmi -sources
(The author, Una Galani, is a Reuters Breakingviews columnist. The opinions expressed are her own. Editing by Chris Hughes and David Evans)
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