According to the Department of Commerce forecast, nearly 1.5 million people will travel to Russia and 750,000 of those will visit Russia’s second biggest city, St. Petersburg in 2007, yet there currently exist no nonstop passenger route between the United States and St. Petersburg.
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BALTIA AIRLINES (OTCBB: BLTA)
CURRENT PRICE: .02
OUTSTANDING SHARES: 97.8 MILLION
FLOAT: 43.6 MILLION
Baltia Airlines is finally expected to announce in January that it has raised the required funding for their endeavor to launch the first full-service, nonstop passenger, cargo and mail service between New York and St. Petersburg, Russia.
Now that they have the required funding, Baltia expects to finalize the FAA and Department of Transportation certification process within 90 days.
The “Big Barons” of the airline should take note! As Richard Branson did with Virgin Atlantic Airlines, Baltia Airlines is set to begin operations with 1 leased Boeing 747-200 and plans to start airline operations to capture the May to September peak season, by far the most profitable travel period of the year.
One month prior to receiving final certification Baltia will be allowed to pre-sell airline tickets for the inaugural flight which is anticipated to begin in May, 2007. Funds from advanced sales are estimated at approximately $3 to $4 million.
The company has stated that if you are interested in being on the inaugural flight, pre-registration will begin soon on a new state of the art web site that is currently under development by The Creative Underground. The new state-of-the-art all-inclusive Web site will cover every aspect of travel between New York and Eastern Europe. You can learn more about the inaugural flight pre-registration at the existing site:
Flight time is estimated at only 7.5 hours, versus 12-18 hours on stop-over flights currently offered by foreign airlines. This is not only a benefit to passengers but also to air couriers such as FedEx, UPS and DHL as the company will also begin arrangements for cargo and guaranteed same day delivery as opposed to 3-4 day delivery by other carriers.
After starting the JFK - St. Petersburg nonstop service, Baltia also plans to develop it’s initial route network flying nonstop from JFK to Riga, Kiev and Minsk
At the time flight service is inaugurated the company plans to have approximately 15 management and 45 staff personnel. In fact the company is now interviewing for a Director of Personnel to begin the process of hiring qualified candidates. The job listing is available for your review at the following link:
History often repeats itself and this time our readers may be able to benefit! Virgin Atlantic Airlines became profitable during its first year of operation and is now a multi-billion dollar company. Baltia’s untapped and unique niche market is expected to propel the company to an unprecedented success that may mirror or surpass that of Virgin!
The stock is relatively unknown by the masses and we expect as more people learn about the company the stock will quickly appreciate from the current share price of .02 to a near term target of .25. We further expect a $1 to $2 price target as developments are announced and the company moves toward the inaugural launch in May!
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Ya, but if you watched Cramer last night, these jets are banned from US skies, legislature has to overturn bill to allow them here and also the experts last night said that more then likely the jet companies will more then likely sell off to Lockheed, etc.
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One plane? What happens if da big plane breaks? The stock goes down in a supersonic way.
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