2007'02.01.Thu
New U.S. Airline to Fly From New York to Russia
PR
May 24, 2006
NEW YORK, May 24 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- A new U.S.
airline, Baltia Air Lines, based at the JFK Airport in New
York at Terminal 4, is getting ready to start nonstop
service to St. Petersburg, Russia with a Boeing 747.
Currently, the only other US airline operating to Russia is
Delta Air Lines which flies nonstop to Moscow.
The startup airline is publicly traded on the Nasdaq
Bulletin Board under the symbol BLTA, and is also listed on
Xetra and Frankfurt exchanges under the symbol B3A. Baltia
Air Lines will provide high quality First, Business and
Coach passenger service. It will also provide reliable
express cargo services under the Baltia name, as well as
carry containers for major overnight shippers.
After starting the JFK-St. Petersburg nonstop service,
Baltia plans to develop its initial route network, flying
nonstop from JFK to Riga, Kiev and Minsk. Baltia Air Lines'
goal is to become the leader in full-service passenger,
cargo and mail transportation between the major U.S. cities
and the capital cities of Eastern Europe.
Baltia wants to go well beyond the so called
"normal service" manifested by recent service
cutbacks on large airlines. Baltia plans services that no
other airline is presenting, including delicious meals
prepared by top chefs from outstanding restaurants in both
New York and St. Petersburg, which should make traveling
with Baltia a very comfortable and unique experience.
Current traffic between JFK and St. Petersburg is
carried by European airlines with one or two connecting
flights, because only U.S. and Russian airlines can operate
nonstop between the two nations. Analysts expect that new
U.S. airlines such as Baltia, Jet Blue, South West and
others will do well and lead the American airline industry
in the years to come.
For more information, please contact:
Bob Strom
Baltia Air Lines
Tel: +1-760-341-0132
Web: http://www.baltia.com
SOURCE Baltia Air Lines
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