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U.K.-based easyJet PLC withdrew from discussions with U.S.-based Delta Air Lines Inc. and Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane SpA to create a consortium that would consider options for the future operations of struggling Italian airline Alitalia.
EasyJet said it remains committed to Italy as a key market and continues to invest in its three bases in Milan, Naples and Venice.
Delta is continuing talks with Ferrovie regarding a potential bid for Alitalia, BBC News reported.