You could be right but I bet those carriers passed their certification before being granted permission to fly. It is far easier to fail an non-certified would be carrier than to have an active enterprise, (which Baltia never was), such as Delta shut down, putting tens of thousands out of work, stranding tens of thousands of passengers. If you fail your drivers test you don't get a license. Passing your drivers test means you get your license but that does not mean you will be a great driver. We all see the carnage on the roads each day testifying to that reality. Air carriers have had their certification pulled for violations or for facing financial difficulties putting passengers at risk as maintenance might be compromised. But again, Baltia was never certified, they never flew that route despite winning it. They went from getting the route to a failed IPO (for whatever reason and I use failed in the technical sense meaning it never happened) to not getting certified to fly. Come on, 28 years and counting since inception. Going back to my old point - I was contacted by Baltia to purchase shares in 2008, with the explanation they would be flying that year. They did not. So why the promise?
Opinions are opinions because they are not backed by fact.
