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Air India re-assesses
Air India's plans to wet-lease three 400-seat aircraft to replace Boeing 747-200s appear to have run up against an unexpected problem of unavailability. Instead, the airline has short-listed six companies offering to meet a requirement for 250- to 300-seaters with Airbus A310-300s and McDonnell Douglas MD-11s. The wet-lease option has ...
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