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Jun 6, 2008 (newstodate): The Czech airline CSA, slated for privatisation, has announced its development strategy for 20092013, which expects further intensive growth and the strengthening of its position.
Czech Airlines will invest into upgrading its fleet, exercising by 2012 an option for eight new A320-family aircraft, increase the seat capacity offered by 11 percent, increase its sales performance, and reduce internal costs, the production price per ticket, by 10 Euro.
-The threat of bankruptcy has been averted, and the basic goal of the OK 2006-2008 Strategy has been met and even significantly exceeded. Czech Airlines has managed its financially difficult period, says Radomir Lasak, CSA president.
-Our next great goal is to pay cumulated losses from the past, secure resources for new aircraft, invest into operations, and have cash in our accounts as a financial reserve.
By the start of this year CSA had a fleet of 50 aircraft, planned to increase to 55 by 2013.
Czech Airlines will invest into upgrading its fleet, exercising by 2012 an option for eight new A320-family aircraft, increase the seat capacity offered by 11 percent, increase its sales performance, and reduce internal costs, the production price per ticket, by 10 Euro.
-The threat of bankruptcy has been averted, and the basic goal of the OK 2006-2008 Strategy has been met and even significantly exceeded. Czech Airlines has managed its financially difficult period, says Radomir Lasak, CSA president.
-Our next great goal is to pay cumulated losses from the past, secure resources for new aircraft, invest into operations, and have cash in our accounts as a financial reserve.
By the start of this year CSA had a fleet of 50 aircraft, planned to increase to 55 by 2013.