Centralwings looks for an investor or eventual IPO

He went on to say that an IPO would be a much faster option, but this has some flaws. "Aviation requires flexibility, while for budget and charter airlines we had to change the reporting system. I will, however, adjust to any situation, as I am determined to develop the company," said Kwiatkowski. In his opinion there would also be no problems with investors and most likely these would be pension funds, entities related to the aviation industry or even companies of a financial nature. "The sale of Centralwings will heal the situation [of relations with the parent company] and give our enterprise business and economic features. We will no longer act as a beggar. We are a good investment," said the CEO. He added that the company would need an additional zl.30 million for investments in 2007 to finally go into the black as planned for 2008. (Puls Biznesu, pp. 1, 7) M.M.