Originally Posted by
edy4eva
The thickness of a report is not an indicator of how transparent an airline is.
Again, you do not have to convince me, I know how the NE3 work, I also know how LH or AB work. I am not really against it, I understand the agenda, I worked on various reports for more or less all parties in this industry, hell, I even used the
same arguments for and against the
same players in this industry.
As stated some days ago, there is a decent chance that after all those years EK might break even these days, certainly doing so by running the operation in Dubai-style. In Western Europe, we have progressed and are subject to significantly higher standards, when it comes to auditing and/or financial transparency, which is good in the interest of the shareholders.
Aside from the bare curiosity people running the NE3 might show when it comes to the real financial numbers, their intention as a shareholder is completely different, their 'dividend' is calculated on another piece of paper.
So who cares whether Germany, The Netherlands, Dubai or Qatar invested more to establish an airline over the last 60 years...it is a philosophical discussion.