RICCARDOVOLANTE, I truly sympathise with you in this unfortunate turn of events. I hope they get a reality check and do things the way they need to be done.
The way I see things, if there is a start up anywhere that is only hoping to get things started with one airplane and an old gas-guzzler. That is a red flag from the get go. IT is plain and clear they do not have sufficeint capital to fund the operation as it's getting off the ground and are hoping to merely get along till things turn for the better.
I smelled a rat right from the start. And besides, the public at large will not take such investments seriously. Why get on board an airplane that is owned by a company that is not established when I can get back on KQ, SAA, Ethiopian or the other companies that have reputations. Shame on Sly-Jet! And once again, someone PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE quote me when this "scraped together" airline goes under!
I'm out.