The new, Warsaw-based, charter carrier is expecting to launch services on 29 April 2011, following the arrival of the first of two (CFM56-powered) Airbus A320-214s (reg SP-IAA, serial 533, and SP-IAB / 566) which it is taking on operating lease from Irish lessor Fly Leasing. Yes Airways' first flight...
The Kuwait-based premium-service airline had been operating scheduled passenger services to Bahrain, Beirut, Cairo, Dubai, Istanbul, Sharm el Sheikh and Vienna with a fleet of 7 leased Airbus A320-214s. The aircraft were uniquely configured with 26 first class and 96 premium economy seats. ALAFCO and...
One of Mexico's leading airlines, which was forced to suspend operations in August 2010, is planning to relaunch services under new ownership in the coming weeks. The much reduced route network is initially expected to include domestic services to Cancun, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Oaxaca, Tuxtla Gutierrez...
The Brussels-based airline, which replaced Sabena as Belgian flag-carrier, has acquired two former Air Berlin A320-214s on operating lease from AerCap. The first (reg OO-SNA, serial 1441) was re-delivered on 11 February 2011. The second aircraft (reg OO-SNB, serial 1493) is expected join the fleet in...
The Brazilian charter specialist, which launched operations out of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo in June 2010, received the Airbus A320-214 (reg PR-WTB, serial 548) on 17 January 2011, on operating lease from Fly Leasing . The aircraft was transferred from Portuguese sister carrier White Airways, which...
The Avianca-TACA Group carrier placed the aircraft, an E-190-100AR (reg N988TA, serial 19000399) into service on 15 February 2011, on new domestic routes linking Lima with Tarapoto and Trujillo. TACA International, the El Salvador-based sister carrier already operates six E-190s from an order for twelve...
Crystal Thai Airlines (CTA), a Thai/South Korean joint-venture, was scheduled to operate its inaugural service from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport to Muan, South Korea today (3 February 2011) after delaying its launch by four days. This was to be followed by a second South Korean destination, Incheon....