According to Portuguese Infrastructure Minister Miguel Pinto Luz, the government's goal is to sell 100 percent of TAP.
According to media reports, the sale plan could ultimately result in a sale of 49 percent of the shares to private investors. This solution would allow the government to retain most of the control, while private investors can play an important role. The minister made it clear that the main aim was to ensure that TAP no longer remained in state hands. The government wanted to avoid a "zigzag course", i.e. a situation in which the airline repeatedly switches between state and private control.

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Portugal launches new attempt to privatize TAP Air Portugal
The government's goal is to sell 100 percent of TAP.
Aviation/AICEP
13th Feb 2025