Showing posts with label Polish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polish. Show all posts

Monday, 29 July 2013

Polish LOT still seeking damages from Boeing over Dreamliner

WARSAW | Fri Jul 26, 2013 9:07am EDT

WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's flag carrier LOTLOT.UL said on Friday it would continue to pursue hefty damages from Boeing(BA.N) over the grounding of the Dreamliners, which the airline said hurt its efforts to restructure its ailing business.

"We are demanding from Boeing concrete sums that we have been able to calculate," said LOT CEO Sebastian Mikosz. "Unfortunately, it's not possible to estimate all the losses to our image related to the loss of credibility among some of our customers."

LOT was the first European airline to add Boeing's Dreamliner to its fleet before they were grounded over problems with their batteries. LOT currently has four Dreamliners.

(Reporting by Chris Borowski)


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Polish LOT still seeking damages from Boeing over Dreamliner

WARSAW | Fri Jul 26, 2013 9:07am EDT

WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's flag carrier LOTLOT.UL said on Friday it would continue to pursue hefty damages from Boeing(BA.N) over the grounding of the Dreamliners, which the airline said hurt its efforts to restructure its ailing business.

"We are demanding from Boeing concrete sums that we have been able to calculate," said LOT CEO Sebastian Mikosz. "Unfortunately, it's not possible to estimate all the losses to our image related to the loss of credibility among some of our customers."

LOT was the first European airline to add Boeing's Dreamliner to its fleet before they were grounded over problems with their batteries. LOT currently has four Dreamliners.

(Reporting by Chris Borowski)


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Friday, 26 July 2013

Polish LOT still seeking damages from Boeing over Dreamliner

WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's flag carrier LOT said on Friday it would continue to pursue hefty damages from Boeing over the grounding of the Dreamliners, which the airline said hurt its efforts to restructure its ailing business.

"We are demanding from Boeing concrete sums that we have been able to calculate," said LOT CEO Sebastian Mikosz. "Unfortunately, it's not possible to estimate all the losses to our image related to the loss of credibility among some of our customers."

LOT was the first European airline to add Boeing's Dreamliner to its fleet before they were grounded over problems with their batteries. LOT currently has four Dreamliners.

(Reporting by Chris Borowski)


View the original article here