aviation-regulatory or any govenment action or decisions raken against Martinanir?

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Request for Question Clarification by pinkfreud-ga on 24 Jan 2005 11:54 PST

I can find not a single reference to any entity named "Martinanir."

Are you certain of the spelling?

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Clarification of Question by chino2-ga on 24 Jan 2005 12:27 PST

there was a typo- the correct spelling is Martinair.
Thx
Chino2

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Clarification of Question by chino2-ga on 25 Jan 2005 06:20 PST

Phil- Thx 
It is one word-Martinai- It is a Dutch airline and they may have
changed the name after the articles were published in 1996-97)
Chino2

Chino,

If it's Martin Air you are after, note that it's two words.

Each of the following refer to leasing of aircraft for deportation
purposes. No mention of lawsuits, just discussion.

http://www.deportationclass.com/alliance/about.html

http://www.noborder.org/without/europe.html
11th entry referring to KLM and Martin Air

http://www.bok.net/pajol/zpajol/z02-14-09.html

Phil

Hi Chino2,

how about this?

http://www.milieudefensie.nl/persber/mobicamp/schipgeb.htm

AM

Chino2-ga - I think it would help if you checked your entry before
loading it and also to give some background to the question. The
airline which is called Martinair is 50% owned by KLM and 50% by Royal
P&O Nedlloyd. The latter are keen to sell, but there would be
competition issues if KLM raised their stake.