Jimski999 wrote:Is Agean the phoenix of Oympus Airways? I'm flying back home on CA next week from Abu Dhabi; it is a share though and the flight is Etihad. I have always liked flying with CA and thought it well worth the money.
Jimski
kurupetos wrote:Jimski999 wrote:Is Agean the phoenix of Oympus Airways? I'm flying back home on CA next week from Abu Dhabi; it is a share though and the flight is Etihad. I have always liked flying with CA and thought it well worth the money.
Jimski
You only liked CA because it is not managed properly, allowing lots of empty seats, being overstaffed and offering more than it could really affort.
But how long could it last without government subsides? We should just get rid of it.
miltiades wrote:Personally I don't give a toss as to how many or how much Cyprus Airways employs and pays.
It is a commercial airline that has to be run efficiently in order to provide its customers a viable and cost effective alternative to using other airlines.
I'm a regular flyer to Cyprus. I never use CA because it costs twice as much or more than Easyjet.
I'm flying on Thursday 19th, one way to Paphos, with Easyjet, cost £159, no luggage, but if needed it would cost £173,Cyprus Airways on the other hand want £348 !!!
I could understand it if they were profitable but they are not. Now, why on earth would I pay an extra £189 and fly with CA.
Lack of interest
As the European Commission’s crucial decision on cash-poor Cyprus Airways is expected soon, insiders dismissed reports that 10 prospective investors are ‘flirting’ with the national carrier.
“Rumours about investors lining up to pour cash into the ailing carrier are almost comical. A serious investor expresses interest, negotiates with the company and either comes in or walks away,” one inside source told The Cyprus Daily yesterday.
“The truth of the matter is that Cyprus Airways is a ship that is slowly but steadily sinking,” added the insider.
The Commission’s decision is expected early in January, and this means that if they say no to a submitted revised restructuring plan then the carrier closes down immediately.
Because it would have to immediately return millions of aid funds back to the government, something that the bankrupt carrier is financially unable do.
Paphitis wrote:miltiades wrote:Personally I don't give a toss as to how many or how much Cyprus Airways employs and pays.
It is a commercial airline that has to be run efficiently in order to provide its customers a viable and cost effective alternative to using other airlines.
I'm a regular flyer to Cyprus. I never use CA because it costs twice as much or more than Easyjet.
I'm flying on Thursday 19th, one way to Paphos, with Easyjet, cost £159, no luggage, but if needed it would cost £173,Cyprus Airways on the other hand want £348 !!!
I could understand it if they were profitable but they are not. Now, why on earth would I pay an extra £189 and fly with CA.
You too are wrong because as a Patriotic Cypriot you should care about the Ntional Flag Carrier.
A National Flag carrier offers a great deal more to the RoC than merely provide a Transport Service and that is worth MORE than a few measly million.
If you want to tolerate British Chavs on their way to their booze and vomit session in Agia Napa then that is up to you, but your disrespect to Cyprus Airways and its highly experienced and professional workforce is just not on!
miltiades wrote:Paphitis wrote:miltiades wrote:Personally I don't give a toss as to how many or how much Cyprus Airways employs and pays.
It is a commercial airline that has to be run efficiently in order to provide its customers a viable and cost effective alternative to using other airlines.
I'm a regular flyer to Cyprus. I never use CA because it costs twice as much or more than Easyjet.
I'm flying on Thursday 19th, one way to Paphos, with Easyjet, cost £159, no luggage, but if needed it would cost £173,Cyprus Airways on the other hand want £348 !!!
I could understand it if they were profitable but they are not. Now, why on earth would I pay an extra £189 and fly with CA.
You too are wrong because as a Patriotic Cypriot you should care about the Ntional Flag Carrier.
A National Flag carrier offers a great deal more to the RoC than merely provide a Transport Service and that is worth MORE than a few measly million.
If you want to tolerate British Chavs on their way to their booze and vomit session in Agia Napa then that is up to you, but your disrespect to Cyprus Airways and its highly experienced and professional workforce is just not on!
Paphitis, you are a nice guy but a little young and a little naive at times.
Should one support the Bank of Cyprus out of patriotism, and it has been proven to be a thoroughly corrupt and badly run institution, or should one be wise and stay away. I learned a bitter lesson with Laiki, they stole my hard earned money.
Patriotism is the love of one's country not the support of a badly mismanaged so called national carrier.
Patriotism also means looking at your country objectively, as I do , warts and all , and criticize what is bad while praising what is good.
I love Cyprus, but I will not look at it with rose tinted glasses.
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