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A new Airbus A320 of Alitalia leaves with Pope Benedict XVI to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. View Photo »
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The Alitalia's plane of Pope Benedict XVI takes off to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. Pope Benedict XVI started a "pilgrimage" to the Holy Land, facing a daunting array of religious and political challenges on the eight-day trip. View Photo »
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Police cars escort the Alitalia's plane of Pope Benedict XVI as it takes position on the tarmac before taking off on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. View Photo »
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A police car is parked as the Alitalia's plane of Pope Benedict XVI takes position on the tarmac before taking off on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. View Photo »
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The pilot of the Alitalia's plane of Pope Benedict XVI takes off an Italian flag before leaving to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. View Photo »
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Pope Benedict XVI waves a s he boards an Alitalia plane on his way to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. View Photo »
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Pope Benedict XVI waves as he boards an Alitalia plane on his way to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. View Photo »
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Pope Benedict XVI boards an Alitalia plane on his way to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. Pope Benedict XVI started a "pilgrimage" to the Holy Land, facing a daunting array of religious and political challenges on the eight-day trip. View Photo »
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Pope Benedict XVI (C) boards an Alitalia Boeing 777 at Rome's Fiumicino Airport on March 17, 2009. Pope Benedict XVI left Rome for Cameroon, the first leg of a week-long trip to Africa that will also take him to Angola. View Photo »
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Alitalia workers block the highway forcing the passengers to walk to Rome's Fiumicino International airport, Thursday, Feb. 12, 2009. View Photo »
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A passenger looks at an arrival board as Alitalia workers stage the first strike against Italian Air Company (CAI) at Rome's Fiumicino airport on January 19, 2009. View Photo »
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Alitalia workers take part in the first strike organized by the union against Italian Air Company (CAI) at Rome's Fiumicino airport on January 19, 2009. View Photo »
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An Alitalia stewardess kneels near a mock coffin during a demonstration at Fiumicino airport near Rome January 13, 2009. View Photo »
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Three Air One flight attendants chat near at an Alitalia desk at Fiumicino airport near Rome January 13, 2009. View Photo »
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A passenger gestures while checking in at an Alitalia desk at Fiumicino airport near Rome January 13, 2009. View Photo »
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A passenger checks in at an Alitalia desk at Fiumicino airport near Rome January 13, 2009. View Photo »
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Passengers check in at an Alitalia desk at Malpensa airport near Milan January 13, 2009. Alitalia, the airline that has flown popes and prima donnas, took to the skies as a revamped, privately owned carrier on Tuesday after nearly being grounded for good. View Photo »
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The tails of Air France (bottom), Lufthansa and Alitalia (top) aircraft are seen at Malpensa airport near Milan January 13, 2009. View Photo »
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Planes of Alitalia (L), Lufthansa (C) and Air France are parked on the tarmac of Milan's Malpensa Airport on the day of the launching of the new Alitalia company on January 13, 2009. View Photo »
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Planes of Alitalia (L), Lufthansa (C) and Air France are parked on the tarmac of Milan's Malpensa Airport on the day of the launching of the new Alitalia company on January 13, 2009. View Photo »
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Alitalia — Linee Aeree Italiane S.p.A. (Italian for Alitalia - Italian Air Lines) (BIT: AZA10) is the flag carrier airline of Italy. Headquartered in Rome, it operates services to 28 domestic and 74 international destinations. Alitalia is the world's 19th largest passenger airline by fleet size. The airline's hub is Leonardo da Vinci Airport, Rome. Full Article
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A new Airbus A320 of Alitalia leaves with Pope Benedict XVI to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. Pope Benedict XVI started a "pilgrimage" to the Holy Land, facing a daunting array of religious and political challenges on the eight-day trip.
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The Alitalia's plane of Pope Benedict XVI takes off to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. Pope Benedict XVI started a "pilgrimage" to the Holy Land, facing a daunting array of religious and political challenges on the eight-day trip.
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Police cars escort the Alitalia's plane of Pope Benedict XVI as it takes position on the tarmac before taking off on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome.
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The pilot of the Alitalia's plane of Pope Benedict XVI takes off an Italian flag before leaving to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome.
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Pope Benedict XVI waves a s he boards an Alitalia plane on his way to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. Pope Benedict XVI started a "pilgrimage" to the Holy Land, facing a daunting array of religious and political challenges on the eight-day trip.
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Pope Benedict XVI waves as he boards an Alitalia plane on his way to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. Pope Benedict XVI started a "pilgrimage" to the Holy Land, facing a daunting array of religious and political challenges on the eight-day trip.
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Pope Benedict XVI boards an Alitalia plane on his way to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. Pope Benedict XVI started a "pilgrimage" to the Holy Land, facing a daunting array of religious and political challenges on the eight-day trip.
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Pope Benedict XVI (C) boards an Alitalia Boeing 777 at Rome's Fiumicino Airport on March 17, 2009. Pope Benedict XVI left Rome for Cameroon, the first leg of a week-long trip to Africa that will also take him to Angola.
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Alitalia workers block the highway forcing the passengers to walk to Rome's Fiumicino International airport, Thursday, Feb. 12, 2009. Officials at Fiumicino airport said the protest was staged by laid off Alitalia workers who lament the airline's slow bureaucracy and hiring policies.
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A passenger looks at an arrival board as Alitalia workers stage the first strike against Italian Air Company (CAI) at Rome's Fiumicino airport on January 19, 2009.
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Alitalia workers take part in the first strike organized by the union against Italian Air Company (CAI) at Rome's Fiumicino airport on January 19, 2009.
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An Alitalia stewardess kneels near a mock coffin during a demonstration at Fiumicino airport near Rome January 13, 2009. Alitalia, the airline that has flown popes and prima donnas, took to the skies as a revamped, privately owned carrier on Tuesday after nearly being grounded for good.
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Three Air One flight attendants chat near at an Alitalia desk at Fiumicino airport near Rome January 13, 2009. Alitalia, the airline that has flown popes and prima donnas, took to the skies as a revamped, privately owned carrier on Tuesday after nearly being grounded for good.
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A passenger gestures while checking in at an Alitalia desk at Fiumicino airport near Rome January 13, 2009. Alitalia, the airline that has flown popes and prima donnas, took to the skies as a revamped, privately owned carrier on Tuesday after nearly being grounded for good.
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A passenger checks in at an Alitalia desk at Fiumicino airport near Rome January 13, 2009. Alitalia, the airline that has flown popes and prima donnas, took to the skies as a revamped, privately owned carrier on Tuesday after nearly being grounded for good.
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Passengers check in at an Alitalia desk at Malpensa airport near Milan January 13, 2009. Alitalia, the airline that has flown popes and prima donnas, took to the skies as a revamped, privately owned carrier on Tuesday after nearly being grounded for good.
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The tails of Air France (bottom), Lufthansa and Alitalia (top) aircraft are seen at Malpensa airport near Milan January 13, 2009.
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Planes of Alitalia (L), Lufthansa (C) and Air France are parked on the tarmac of Milan's Malpensa Airport on the day of the launching of the new Alitalia company on January 13, 2009.
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Planes of Alitalia (L), Lufthansa (C) and Air France are parked on the tarmac of Milan's Malpensa Airport on the day of the launching of the new Alitalia company on January 13, 2009.
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A passenger walks by an information board of Alitalia reading "A new Alitalia is born for you" on the day of the launching of the new Alitalia company on January 13, 2009 at Milan's Malpensa Airport.
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A passenger looks at planes of Alitalia (L) and Air France parked on the tarmac of Milan's Malpensa Airport on the day of the launching of the new Alitalia company on January 13, 2009.
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Employees of Italy's struggling air compagny Alitalia demonstrate in the chek-in area of Milan's Malpensa airport to protest the creation of the new Alitalia compagny on the day it is being launched on January 13, 2009.
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Employees of Italy's struggling air compagny Alitalia demonstrate in the chek-in area of Milan's Malpensa airport to protest the creation of the new Alitalia compagny on the day it is being launched on January 13, 2009.
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Passengers queue to check-in for an Alitalia to Tokyo flight in the chek-in area of Milan's Malpensa airport on the day of the launching of the new Alitalia company on January 13, 2009.
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The Alitalia's plane of Pope Benedict XVI takes off to Jordan on May 8, 2009 at Fiumicino airport, near Rome. Pope Benedict XVI started a "pilgrimage" to the Holy Land, facing a daunting array of religious and political challenges on the eight-day trip.
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