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A.P., London: EuroSky opened its gates to passengers, quite literally, with its first flights from London-Heathrow International Airport (LHR) to Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and a special opening price of only €300/ticket, with soft drinks and snacks costing only €0.50 each and alcohol -- in a special celebratory promotion -- at only €1.00.
EuroSky International (EUR) and her subsidiary company, EuroSky One, promise to offer cheap, enjoyable flights with friendly, helpful and professional staff and cabin crews.
EuroSky currently serves one major route, Heathrow to Charles de Gaulle, and plans to begin operating EuroSky One (which will run routes in the United Kingdom) as soon as it acquires a larger plane to run the normal EuroSky route.
