The deal will make Poland the second largest user of these helicopters in the world, after only the US itself.

The deal will make Poland the second largest user of these helicopters in the world, after only the US itself.
The agreement will see the firm’s famous parcel delivery lockers installed at the Metropolitano stadium in the Spanish capital.
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The low-cost airline, which is Poland’s biggest carrier, will operate 73 routes, including 10 new ones, from Kraków this summer.
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Rental prices, already at record highs, have been pushed up further.
Poland has overtaken Portugal on Eurostat’s measure of GDP per capita taking account of purchasing power standards.
Orange, Netia and Play were found to have turned on paid services without customers’ express consent.
Poland’s defence minister is in Washington for talks over buying attack helicopters, Patriot air defence systems, and other US equipment.
The 11 billion zloty programme will enable the completion of more than 1,200 kilometres of lines across Poland.
Inflation in Poland reached 11% in March, up from 8.5% in February and the highest figure since the year 2000.
High borrowing rates and construction costs have prompted many Poles to put their unfinished homes up for sale.
A deputy finance minister says that the government is “listening carefully” to local authorities and ready to discuss the issue with them
“Construction sites are deserted,” says the Polish Wind Energy Association, which also notes that fuel and materials are more expensive.
The French DIY giant has refused to stop trading in Russia following the invasion of Ukraine.