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Carpatair: Preserving market presence is our priority, not profit
Posted on September 29th, 2009
Carpatair: Preserving market presence is our priority, not profit
Carpatair, the largest privately-held company on the Romanian regular airline market, held by businessman Nicolae Petrov, recorded a 12% traffic decline in the first eight months of this year against the similar period of 2008, to 337,000 passengers.
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Carpatair: Preserving market presence is our priority, not profit
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