IBA starts the sale process for the remaining Alitalia Assets

The International Bureau of Aviation (IBA Group) has started the sales process for the remaining aircraft spares, tooling and equipment not required by the new Alitalia business. The appointment is by the Extraordinary Administrator of Alitalia.

The formal process will start in the next few weeks, when adverts will be published in Flight International, Speednews, the Financial Times and Il Sole 24 Ore. However, in the meantime IBA are contacting operators, owners and distributors worldwide ahead of the formal process and ‘Expressions of Interest’ are being sought in relation to the aircraft parts and equipment available. The proposed ’lots’ are numerous and include individual engines, APU’s, rotable and consumable spares, as well as an MD11 flight simulator.

(c) Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. Date posted: 07-Sep-09

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