Faroese airline to buy back its shares
Atlantic Airways, the national airline of the Faroe Islands, will re-acquire the 33% of its shares that were sold to the public in 2006. As the Faroese government owns the rest of the shares, the move will effectively mean the renationalization of the small carrier. The Faroes are an archipelago in...
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