The document mentions that development bank Korpodeko is the largest shareholder with 20 percent. “This is old news, as the document dates from 2009”, said Kluyver.A discussion between airline companies InselAir and DAE on Korpodeko’s role with financing the airline companies has been going on for some time. Last week InselAir reported on a letter to the government stating it was unfair that Korpodeko made 12.7 million guilders available to DAE, ‘although I never understood the development purposes set for such amount”, said Kluyver.

 

The amount that InselAir received from Korpodeko, 2.3 million guilders, ‘was to develop something, and we had to give full account on all details’. It regarded developing routes to five new destinations at the time, including St. Domingo, Haiti and Surinam. In that same letter InselAir wrote last week that Korpodeko is supposedly now 100 percent owner of DAE. For years DAE actually thinks InselAir is given extreme preference by the government.