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TAP : working its strengths : an interview with Fernando Pinto, CEO, TAP Portugal

K. Douglas Hoffman

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With privatization on the horizon and continued challenges during Portuguese financial difficulties, TAP continues on its careful growth plan. Brazil continues as its biggest long-haul market and the introduction of the Airbus A350 in three years will allow more expansion.

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With privatization on the horizon and continued challenges during Portuguese financial difficulties, TAP continues on its careful growth plan. Brazil continues as its biggest long-haul market and the introduction of the Airbus A350 in three years will allow more expansion.

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With privatization on the horizon and continued challenges during Portuguese financial difficulties, TAP continues on its careful growth plan. Brazil continues as its biggest long-haul market and the introduction of the Airbus A350 in three years will allow more expansion.

Key concepts: Portuguese, Plan (archaeology), Business, Horizon, Finance, Operations management, Engineering, History

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