Szansa na powrot BA do Gdanska?
: piątek, 17 mar 2006, 17:06
British Airways is cutting costs, investing and also considering the opening of further routes to Poland.
"Over the long term we are thinking about expanding the network of air connections with Poland. Airports in Poznań, Wrocław and Gdańsk would be taken into account," said Emilia Osewska-Mądry, director of British Airways in Poland. Additional connections would be launched in summer 2007. Despite fierce competition with cheap airlines, BA is also benefiting from the development of the market. "We are observing growing traffic related to people searching for work in the UK. A significant share is also generated by transit flights - roughly 25% of our passengers change in London for the USA," said Emilia Osewska-Mądry. "Business traffic is growing continuously, which is a function of economic growth," said Marek Serafin, director of flight grid planning in PLL LOT. BA plans to cut costs by GBP 225 million by the end of 2007 and the same amount in 2008. "As a result, we want to improve profitability from 8% to 10%," explained the director of the Polish branch. The carrier anticipates that sales will grow by 4-5% per annum. (Puls Biznesu, p. 7) M.
No no, to by bylo fajne. Jak latali, to mieli 3 rejsy tygodniowo. A to bylo daaawno temu, gdy ruch w Polsce byl znacznie mniejszy. A wtedy ich LF wynosil ok. 50-60%. Nie bylo to moze super, ale nie bylo tez tragicznie. Obecnie w GDN Star Alliance ma swoj monopol na wywozenie ludzi. Powiem, ze niezmiernie bym sie ucieszyl, gdyby BA sie pojawilo i dalo dobre oferty nie tylko do Londynu, ale pzrede wszystkim na transfer do USA i nie tylko.
Miejmy nadzieje, ze to sie spelni, to bedzie kolejny tradycyjny przewoznik w Gdansku.
P.S. Jak myslicie, na jakiej maszynce by latali? Ja stawiam na A319 (najmniejsze co maja, co moze do nas doleciec i bedzie oplacalne)
"Over the long term we are thinking about expanding the network of air connections with Poland. Airports in Poznań, Wrocław and Gdańsk would be taken into account," said Emilia Osewska-Mądry, director of British Airways in Poland. Additional connections would be launched in summer 2007. Despite fierce competition with cheap airlines, BA is also benefiting from the development of the market. "We are observing growing traffic related to people searching for work in the UK. A significant share is also generated by transit flights - roughly 25% of our passengers change in London for the USA," said Emilia Osewska-Mądry. "Business traffic is growing continuously, which is a function of economic growth," said Marek Serafin, director of flight grid planning in PLL LOT. BA plans to cut costs by GBP 225 million by the end of 2007 and the same amount in 2008. "As a result, we want to improve profitability from 8% to 10%," explained the director of the Polish branch. The carrier anticipates that sales will grow by 4-5% per annum. (Puls Biznesu, p. 7) M.
No no, to by bylo fajne. Jak latali, to mieli 3 rejsy tygodniowo. A to bylo daaawno temu, gdy ruch w Polsce byl znacznie mniejszy. A wtedy ich LF wynosil ok. 50-60%. Nie bylo to moze super, ale nie bylo tez tragicznie. Obecnie w GDN Star Alliance ma swoj monopol na wywozenie ludzi. Powiem, ze niezmiernie bym sie ucieszyl, gdyby BA sie pojawilo i dalo dobre oferty nie tylko do Londynu, ale pzrede wszystkim na transfer do USA i nie tylko.
Miejmy nadzieje, ze to sie spelni, to bedzie kolejny tradycyjny przewoznik w Gdansku.
P.S. Jak myslicie, na jakiej maszynce by latali? Ja stawiam na A319 (najmniejsze co maja, co moze do nas doleciec i bedzie oplacalne)