Leedu kaalub Air Baltic osaluse ostmist

Leedu kaalub Air Baltic osaluse ostmist

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Lithuania considers purchasing a stake in Air Baltic

Leedu kaalub Läti lennufirma Air Baltic osaluse ostmist. Kuid nad . Leedu transpordiminister Eugenijus Sabutis ütleb, et . Nad ootavad nüüd lisateavet Air Balticu kohta.
Minister Sabutis sai pakkumise otse Läti transpordiministrilt. Kuid ta ei saa seda avaldada, sest see on salajane. Sama pakkumise said ka Saksa lennufirma Lufthansa ja Eesti. Lufthansa , aga Eesti .
Eesti taristuminister Kuldar Leis ütleb, et Air Baltic on Eestile . Kuid Eesti . Pakkumine oli 14 miljoni euro eest kümneprotsendiline osalus. Leis nimetas põhjuseks lennufirma majanduslikku olukorda.
Eesti edasi Tallinna lennujaama. Minister Leis ütleb, et soovivad aastaks 2030 .
Läti valitsus on pikka aega püüdnud Air Balticut müüa. Nende eesmärk on teha . Riik jääb sellegipoolest . Air Baltic otsib ka uut tegevjuhi, sest eelmine juht Martin Gauss vallandati suurte kahjumite tõttu.
Lithuania is considering purchasing a stake in Latvian airline Air Baltic. However, they have not yet made a firm decision. Lithuanian Transport Minister Eugenijus Sabutis says the information received is incomplete. They are now awaiting additional information about Air Baltic.
Minister Sabutis received the offer directly from Latvia's Minister of Transport. However, he cannot disclose it as it is confidential. The same offer was also received by German airline Lufthansa and Estonia. Lufthansa decided to purchase the stake, but Estonia declined.
Estonian Minister of Infrastructure Kuldar Leis says Air Baltic is an important partner for Estonia. However, Estonia does not wish to purchase a stake. The offer was for a ten percent stake worth 14 million euros. Leis cited the airline's financial situation as the reason.
Estonia plans to further develop Tallinn Airport. Minister Leis says they aim to serve five million passengers by 2030.
The Latvian government has long sought to sell Air Baltic. Their goal is to make an initial public offering of shares. The state will nevertheless remain the largest owner. Air Baltic is also looking for a new CEO, as the previous CEO Martin Gauss was dismissed due to significant losses.