After leasing companies withdrew seven new Boeings from loss-making low-cost airline SkyEurope in January 2009, complaints by passengers have risen, the Slovak financial daily reported on March 18.
Several customers have expressed surprise at the older planes and staff from Bulgaria or Croatia, the paper reported.
SkyEurope sold fewer than 161,000 tickets in February, a fall of more than a third compared to last February.
Meanwhile, Sapo International has offered to buy all the shares of SkyEurope possessed by York Global Finance II. In order to make it happen they have to get the approval of the Austrian financial supervisor (as the amount of shares owned by them would exceed 29.9 percent of total).