New Alitalia could take off Nov 1: report
MILAN (Reuters) - A reborn Alitalia could be in place by the start of November after a deal on its rescue was reached with key unions at the weekend, the head of one of the investors buying its core assets told Il Sole 24 Ore newspaper.
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