Air Polonia is down, but still not out

However, this does not translate into good news for its clients as the company still has not been capitalized. Although the company's president Jan Litwiński announced that the bankruptcy motion was submitted to the court last Monday, the bankruptcy procedure has not yet started and the motion was sent back to Air Polonia. "The submitted documents were not complete so we sent them back. Thus it can be said there are no legal proceeding against Air Polonia going on right now," said a court employee. Because of that, Air Polonia's bankruptcy will not take place in two months time as was expected. While the company is dealing with formalities, its clients keep struggling to switch tickets and fly with other budget carriers. "On average 20-25 seats in each of our planes are taken by passengers with tickets for Air Polonia," said Yannis Capodistria, easyJet's director of operation in Poland. (Puls Biznesu, p. 8) D.W.