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New airline’s only route: New York/London
Saturday, 15 Jun, 2005
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A new airline, Eos, plans to begin business-class-only service later this year from New York to London.
The airline will lease three Boeing 757 airplanes and reconfigure them with 48 seats.
The airline is being started by a former British Airways executive, David Spurlock.
Eos will fly between New York’s Kennedy airport and London’s Stansted, according to news reports.
Report by David Wilkening
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