Aircraft
Armenian flag-carrier Armavia is set to acquire an Airbus A340-500 to serve proposed long-range routes.
Managing director Norair Belluyan says the airline intends to sign the purchase contract during the upcoming Farnborough Air Show.
It would be the follow-up to an agreement that was concluded at the ILA 2008 in Berlin last month.
“We need an aircraft with a long-haul capability sufficient for direct flights between Yerevan and Los Angeles which is a home to one of the largest Armenian communities abroad,” says Belluyan.
To make the best of operating a widebody aircraft, Armavia is also planning to introduce eastbound services to Beijing.
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