@danieln. Do you know Czech language? Can't help you, but if you do:
Leti?t? Vodochody | Leti?t? Vodochody
@BigFrank. You sound somewhat like the betrayed man. Indeed, Girona looks like a looser in that game. But what about the Catalonian government? It wasn't smart to reduce the charges at El Prat
@Warsaw. Would be better for the inbound tourism than Wroclaw. Btw., here's some flavor of what Ryanair proposes in Modlin
Europe's largest economy airliner Ryanair is looking to establish its first headquarters in the country at an airport currently under construction in Modlin, near Warsaw, reported Rzeczpospolita.
The airport, which is located 35 km north west of Warsaw, is scheduled to begin flying passengers as early as June 2012.
Ryanair officials say the company plans to base 10 of its planes at the Modlin Airport and have 40 regional connections from Warsaw, while servicing 3.5 million passengers in the process.
The company estimates that 3,500 new jobs will be created thanks to the new airport.
Construction on the Modlin Airport began on October 8 2010 and the facility is set for completion in the second quarter of 2012.
From
Warsaw Business Journal
And kind of Ryanair's hurray-optimistic vision on that picture:
Of course it's just a pure propaganda, nothing else, but is really the North-Eastern Europe kind of deserted area? Wouldn't it be closer from Warsaw to Finland than to Nantes?
