German low-cost airline Bexx Air, whose offices in Sofia were closed down in September for operating without a licence, is trying to go into business under a new name of "Imagine Air"
Published:
8 January 2005 y., Saturday
German low-cost airline Bexx Air, whose offices in Sofia were closed down in September for operating without a licence, is trying to go into business under a new name of "Imagine Air", the Bulgarian press reported Friday.
Imagine Air will offer low-cost flights on the Internet to and from Germany, Britain and the Netherlands, much like Bexx Air did for eight months before Bulgarian authorities shut its offices for operating without a proper licence. Bexx Air then cancelled its flights and over 100 passengers are still waiting to get money back for their unused tickets. Dirk Wiesemann, Bexx Air's chief executive has promised the new company will reimburse all Bexx Air's clients. According to media reports, the Bulgarian transport ministry has refused to liberalize the aviation market and let in major low cost airlines such as Irish budget airline Ryanair.
Šaltinis:
dw-world.de
Copying, publishing, announcing any information from the News.lt portal without written permission of News.lt editorial office is prohibited.
The most popular articles
HP (NYSE:HPQ) today announced financial results for its first fiscal quarter ended Jan. 31, 2009, with net revenue of $28.8 billion, up 1% from a year earlier and up 4% when adjusted for the effects of currency.
more »
Saddled with an ongoing housing crisis, rising unemployment and an arguably flawed system of balancing the budget, California's "Golden dream" has turned a dismal shade of gray.
more »
ATM software provider Level Four Americas LLC found in a recent survey that 67 percent of U.S. adults who use financial institution with ATMs would be likely to switch FIs after an instance of ATM fraud or a data breach.
more »
As designers put the finishing touches to their collections ahead of this year New York fashion week, the recession is on everyone's minds.
more »
On February 17 - March 13 this year, AB Bank SNORAS distributes one-year bonds with the fixed 11 per cent annual return, which can be regained after keeping the bonds for at least 28 days.
more »
Europe's controversial fishing policy was under scrutiny Tuesday at a public hearing in Parliament about its future shape.
more »
The European Commission has approved, under EC Treaty state aid rules, a Swedish aid scheme intended to bolster the financing of the real economy by providing capital to banks.
more »
During the draw another five winners of the Danske Bankas monthly Scholarship award were announced.
more »
In the special action of Bank SNORAS the participating depositors were presented 12 monetary prizes whose value reaches from 1 up to 50 thousand Litas.
more »
Solid performance despite rapid economic slowdown.
more »