Sunday, July 8th, 2012
Turkish Airlines pulls out of LOT partnership plans
Turkish national carrier Turkish Airlines confirmed late on Friday that it had pulled out of talks on a potential partnership with LOT Polish Airlines.
Announcing the withdrawal from talks in a statement to the Istanbul Stock Exchange, the company said the possible deal would have made a limited contribution to its medium-to-long term plans.
However, citing unnamed source, Rzeczpospolita wrote that the real reason for the surprising decision is that, according to European Union law, an investor from outside the bloc is not allowed to acquire a stake of more than 50 percent in an EU-based airline.
From Warsaw Business Journal
Also check out:
New Modlin airport to start operating in mid-July
Turkish Airlines: talks with LOT will resume if EU changes law
Poland forced to seek new buyer for LOT
LOT resumes flights to Beijing
LOT breaks passenger record
New Modlin airport to start operating in mid-July
Turkish Airlines: talks with LOT will resume if EU changes law
Poland forced to seek new buyer for LOT
LOT resumes flights to Beijing
LOT breaks passenger record
Advertisement
Our partners













back
Go to top