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On Monday, October 29th, on the day of EuroHarmony's six month anniversary,
EuroHarmony surprised everyone by launching a brand-new web-site, a new look
and by completion of their 30-aircraft fleet. "All this work has been done
on a rush-schedule, because the whole idea popped up just a month ago" says
Marin Licina, EuroHarmony's chief of development. The new web-site
incorporates some of systems unique to this large European va, like a
fully-searchable flight database which includes all their 900+ flight
destinations, divided into 7 classes, from the smallest turboprops to the
gigantic 747 and the A380."The new fleet look was in our plans for quite a while, as the old paint
scheme wasn't good enough for us anymore, the va evolved incredibly in the
past 6 months, and is now one of the big players on the European market. At
the same time, this repainting was a great opportunity to finish all the
planned aircraft" said Gergely Kosa, the company's founder and current CEO.
The new aircraft have a dark blue look, with a hilly horizon and a rising
sun subtly showing in the background if you look carefully. The part of
the fuselage behind the wings has been decorated by starts, finally the
blue-and-silver-colored EuroHarmony logo decorates the tail. All of the
aircraft use 256x256, 16-bit bitmaps and best visual models of some famous
designers, like the OpenSky 777-300.
"It has all been going much faster than we anticipated, and sometimes we
almost became overwhelmed. But it's all under control now" is being told by
Licina, he continues: "We are currently working on an automated roster and a
new forum, as the freeware forums are being bombarded by ads these days. We
plan to continue to evolve, and who knows where we'll be after 6 more
months, I'm sure we'll still be here, leading the industry, as we plan to
stay in the va-business for a long time. We are serious and hard-working,
and it's always great to see that hard work pay off this way. I would like
to thank everyone at EuroHarmony for the help and support, and hope to keep
working together with them for many, many years."
EuroHarmony is planning more celebrations around the anniversary, plus a few
new aircraft, more advance in the operation systems and even more
pilot-support in the future.
Visit EuroHarmony at http://www.euroharmony.com
