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New carrier launches ahead of schedule
Friday, 04 Oct, 2005
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New airline Eos, which is targeting business class travellers on its Stansted to New York route, has brought forward its inaugural flight from November 1 to October 18.
The move comes after the carrier received certification ahead of schedule from the US department of transportation and UK department of transport.
A second daily flight will be launched in January.
Founder and chief executive David Spurlock said: “We are very pleased to be able to start flights immediately. Passengers will find that we have raised the bar on what business travellers should expect and deserve.”
The privately-owned airline, which features 78-inch flat-beds, is offering an introductory price of £2500 ($5,000) for a return trip, £1000 off the usual price.
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