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Taxi wars head to court

Oct 22, 2009
Staff and wire reports

RIGA - “Insolvency petitions are a lot more pleasant than having our Baltic Taxi cabs shot at,” quipped cab company shareholder and airBaltic President Bertolt Flick in response to a Riga court decision Oct. 13 regarding a petition against taxi company Transporta grupa Rigas Taxi. The cab company is 51 percent-owned by Flick’s company Baltijas aviacijas sistemas, 49 percent by former privatization agency chief Janis Naglis, reports news agency LETA.   The petition calls for an insolvency ...

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