Mystery airline to begin inter-regional flights in Poland

These are the foundations of a project being prepared jointly by an airline and local governments. "We will offer flights between cities which are difficult and lengthy to be reached with other transportation," said Zbigniew Sałek, deputy president of the Wrocław airport and co-founder of the project. The project would envisage no stop-over in Warsaw and in the long-term would also include connections with foreign cities. "Passengers will be able to fly to German and Czech cities as well as cities of Eastern neighbors," said Sałek. Flights will be operated by a mysterious company from abroad with planes equipped with roughly 50 seats. At the same time national carrier LOT is working on connections linking Warsaw with smaller cities. (Puls Biznesu, pp. 1, 9) M.M.