Centralwings to exit budget flights for charter services
The company is a subsidiary of state controlled PLL LOT, which generated a loss of over zł.63 million last year. Centralwings plans to withdraw from selling budget tickets online.
Company directors met with employees yesterday and later today will hold a press conference to reveal its future plans. Several dozen administrative employees have already been or will soon be laid off.
"This is only a fraction of the workforce. There are around 100 people working in administration plus an airline staff which is 300 strong. Most of the employees will not be fired but transferred within the LOT group," said the spokesperson of Centralwings, Kamil Wnuk.
The company is now to concentrate on charter flights, with a charter-mix option, which means selling a small portion of tickets to individual customers.
Source: Puls Biznesu (A.K.)
Company directors met with employees yesterday and later today will hold a press conference to reveal its future plans. Several dozen administrative employees have already been or will soon be laid off.
"This is only a fraction of the workforce. There are around 100 people working in administration plus an airline staff which is 300 strong. Most of the employees will not be fired but transferred within the LOT group," said the spokesperson of Centralwings, Kamil Wnuk.
The company is now to concentrate on charter flights, with a charter-mix option, which means selling a small portion of tickets to individual customers.
Source: Puls Biznesu (A.K.)
