"Cześć!"

 

Nota Bene:
Kierowniczka szkoły katolickiej „St. Ambrose”, Mrs. M Yates, zwraca się do wszystkich rodziców, którzy zainteresowani są aby ich dzieci uczęszczały do tej szkoły, do wypełnia specjalnych formularzy przed 26 stycznia 2006 r. Nie wolno sobie lekceważyć tej powinności ponieważ taki jest wymóg ministerstwa edukacji.

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Peter Vella, BIA’s Business Development Director said, “Krakow has become a major tourist hotspot in Central Europe, primarily fuelled by the introduction of low fare air services. Krakow’s visitor numbers are growing year on year and more than 3 million people are expected to flock to the city this year to experience its many attractions. We are therefore really pleased to add this popular tourist spot to our hundred plus destinations available from Birmingham and give Midlanders more opportunities to experience the delights of Krakow from their doorsteps."

 

Christian Mandl, SkyEurope’s CEO said: “Since the opening of our base in Krakow, we have seen a tremendous increase in passenger volume by providing low fare flights to many exciting destinations in Europe. Our promise to develop Krakow as a base and to contribute to the huge upturn of the whole region has been kept and we are pleased to open the first scheduled connection between Birmingham and Krakow. “

 

With Krakow International Airport just 11 miles from the city centre, the new flights will be ideal for leisure travellers wanting a short city break in this well established tourist destination. Krakow has also become popular with British people wanting dentistry at a fraction of the price of that in the UK. It is such a popular market; specialist tours are now available which include transfers, accommodation and access to fully qualified Polish dentists!

 

Krakow city centre is situated in the southeast of the country, between the Jura uplands and the Tatra Mountains on the banks of the Vistula River. It has one of the best-preserved medieval city centres in Europe with dozens of churches, monasteries and abbeys covering almost every architectural period. For those looking for a relaxing break, there are countless pavement cafés that seem to occupy every cobble of the main market square - one of Europe’s most impressive public spaces.

 

Mike Oborski, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Poland, based in Kidderminster, UK, said, “I am absolutely delighted that BIA and SkyEurope have announced this new service to Krakow. As well as the large Polish Community which has been here since World War II there are now thousands of young Poles who have come to the West Midlands since Poland joined the EU. Now there will be easy access for those wanting to visit friends and relatives in Poland without having to travel miles to catch a flight. It will also help to boost tourism in both centres, providing new or wider markets for local tourism. With friends, we've just booked up for May break in Krakow via SkyEurope from Birmingham at a really super bargain price. It's too good to miss!!"

 

SkyEurope is the leading Central European low-cost airline, with bases in Hungary, Poland and Slovakia. It is also the first multi-based airline in Central Europe and operates a route network of 64 destinations throughout Europe. Flights from Birmingham will be operated by the airline’s 133 seat 737-500 aircraft.

 

Prices start from £17 one way (excl. taxes). Reservations can be made via skyeurope.com, by calling SkyEurope’s reservations on 0905 7222 747 or by emailing reservations@skyeurope.com.

 

Notes to Editors:

 

BIA is the UK’s second largest airport outside London, the third largest for charter traffic, and the UK’s fifth largest overall.

 

In 2004, BIA handled 8,870,204 passengers.

 

BIA is currently consulting on long-term development proposals. The draft Master Plan includes an extension to the existing runway and a new second runway to cope with a forecast 33 million passengers a year by 2030. The development could support as many as 27,430 job opportunities and generate income of £957 million in the West Midlands region.

 

BIA Ltd is a public/private partnership. The shareholders include the seven West Midlands district councils (49%), Aer Rianta (24.125%), Macquarie Airports Group (24.125%) and the Employee Share Trust (2.75%).

 

SkyEurope Airlines was founded on 6 September 2001 by Christian Mandl and Alain Skowronek. With bases in Bratislava, Budapest, Krakow and Warsaw, SkyEurope is one of the largest low cost low fare airlines in Central & Eastern Europe, currently offering in total 16 scheduled flights from Krakow.  SkyEurope operates a network of 64 routes to 38 destinations in 19 European countries, with its fleet of 15 aircraft.

 

SkyEurope Airlines recently announced an order of up to 32 Boeing Next-Generation 737-700 aircraft (of which 16 are subject to purchase rights). This aircraft order will reinforce and enlarge the Company’s aircraft fleet during the period 2006 - 2009. 

 

SkyEurope is listed on Vienna and Warsaw Stock Exchanges since September 27^th 2005.  

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