Aerolineas Argentinas' future ownership structure, agreed to earlier this year, has been cast in doubt and Argentina's government reportedly is considering a full nationalization of the carrier. Spanish tourism and transport giant Grupo Marsans announced in May that it had agreed to lower its holding in AR from 95% to 35% so the government could raise its stake from 5% to 20%, airline employees could take 10% and Argentine private investors could hold the rest.
Aerolineas Argentinas' future ownership structure, agreed to earlier this year, has been cast in doubt and Argentina's government reportedly is considering a full nationalization of the carrier. Spanish tourism and transport giant Grupo Marsans announced in May that it had agreed to lower its holding in AR from 95% to 35% so the government could raise its stake from 5% to 20%, airline employees could take 10% and Argentine private investors could hold the rest. But, according to Argentina's ...
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