Originally Posted by
Skipness One Echo
If the terminal is kept open, then to justify the IMMENSE cost, it needs a profitable throughput annually. If you close it and focus on the remainder of PIK's traffic portfolio, then different story. Politically though, that would be closure, i.e. failure, so it won't happen.
Therefore losses continue to rise with no end in sight. Everyone involved presumably knows this and is happy to take the money and smile for the press now and again.
Completely agree. Time is running out, an airline is needed urgently to justify keeping the terminal open. There has to be somebody out there who would give PIK a try!?