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	<title>Hozzászólás SkyEurope declares bankruptcy-hez</title>
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		<title>By: Philippe M</title>
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		<dc:creator>Philippe M</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 02 Sep 2009 09:42:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Sir, I would like to stress as a user of SkyEurope flights between Paris and Bratislava that this bankruptcy is very bad news.

Contrary to what the article implies, SkyEurope used to fly between Bratislava&#039;s only airport and Paris-Orly airport, a major and well-connected airport in France (not the distant Paris-Beauvais airport that some other -but not all - low cost airlines use).

Besides, theirs was the only direct flight between the two capitals as all other companies offer either a stopover e.g. in Prague or a flight to Vienna+bus to Bratislava, with extraordinary extra costs and and time.

As far as catering is concerned, it is true that low-cost companies offer nothing for free but service on short and middle-distance flights of major, recognized airlines has fallen to such levels that it really does not make much of a difference. The sad lesson of this story may be that low-cost companies have a hard time connecting Central Europe to Western destinations even where major airlines do not try very hard to satisfy demands on the same relations.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sir, I would like to stress as a user of SkyEurope flights between Paris and Bratislava that this bankruptcy is very bad news.</p>
<p>Contrary to what the article implies, SkyEurope used to fly between Bratislava&#8217;s only airport and Paris-Orly airport, a major and well-connected airport in France (not the distant Paris-Beauvais airport that some other -but not all &#8211; low cost airlines use).</p>
<p>Besides, theirs was the only direct flight between the two capitals as all other companies offer either a stopover e.g. in Prague or a flight to Vienna+bus to Bratislava, with extraordinary extra costs and and time.</p>
<p>As far as catering is concerned, it is true that low-cost companies offer nothing for free but service on short and middle-distance flights of major, recognized airlines has fallen to such levels that it really does not make much of a difference. The sad lesson of this story may be that low-cost companies have a hard time connecting Central Europe to Western destinations even where major airlines do not try very hard to satisfy demands on the same relations.</p>
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