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Sky Europe declares bankruptcy, and owes Aurel Vlaicu Airport €530,000
Posted on September 1st, 2009
Sky Europe declares bankruptcy, and owes Aurel Vlaicu Airport €530,000
The Slovak low-cost Sky Europe airline, with operations on the Romanian market, has officially declared bankruptcy, cancelling all flights as of Monday evening.
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Sky Europe declares bankruptcy, and owes Aurel Vlaicu Airport €530,000
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