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http://lurer.com/?p=95672&l=en
2013-04-26 15:15:54
Armenia's national air carrier, which recently declared itself
bankrupt, has proposed a recovery project for the aviation industries
in Armenia.
Armavia, which quit Armenia's aviation market on April 1, has not
filed a court proceeding so far, thus giving ground to more
speculations as to possible changes about plans.
In a talk with Lurer.com press secretary of Armavia Nana Avetisova
said that the plan was elaborated upon the Public Council's proposal,
which needed the Armavia specialists' opinion on the possibility to
enhance the sector.
"Public Council asked us to write about aviation. They asked, and we
presented. This applies not only to "Armavia", and in general
aviation," Nana Avetisova said.
Asked why the company has not yet applied to the court to start the
process of bankruptcy, maybe something has changed, press secretary of
"Armavia" replied: "This process is not so easy, it takes time.
Lawyers prepare documents to apply to court."
The spokesperson of Armavia also did not rule out that perhaps the
events would develop in a different way, and "Armavia" would again
take its place. "In this life, all things are possible," Nana
Avetisova summed.
http://lurer.com/?p=95672&l=en
2013-04-26 15:15:54
Armenia's national air carrier, which recently declared itself
bankrupt, has proposed a recovery project for the aviation industries
in Armenia.
Armavia, which quit Armenia's aviation market on April 1, has not
filed a court proceeding so far, thus giving ground to more
speculations as to possible changes about plans.
In a talk with Lurer.com press secretary of Armavia Nana Avetisova
said that the plan was elaborated upon the Public Council's proposal,
which needed the Armavia specialists' opinion on the possibility to
enhance the sector.
"Public Council asked us to write about aviation. They asked, and we
presented. This applies not only to "Armavia", and in general
aviation," Nana Avetisova said.
Asked why the company has not yet applied to the court to start the
process of bankruptcy, maybe something has changed, press secretary of
"Armavia" replied: "This process is not so easy, it takes time.
Lawyers prepare documents to apply to court."
The spokesperson of Armavia also did not rule out that perhaps the
events would develop in a different way, and "Armavia" would again
take its place. "In this life, all things are possible," Nana
Avetisova summed.