P.M. BRIEFING : Hungary to Privatize Airline
From Times Wire Services
BUDAPEST, Hungary —
Hungary’s reform-minded government plans to privatize the Malev state airline, the deputy transport minister said today.
In an interview with the Magyar Hirlap daily, Sandor Kalnoki Kiss said the government had already received many offers for Malev but planned to hire a professional company to handle the sell-off.
Malev’s 22-plane fleet flies to 40 countries in Europe, the Middle East and North America.
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