IAG-owned low-cost carrier Vueling has taken an Airbus A320 on operating lease from Goshawk, the lessor has disclosed.
MSN 4101 is a 2009-vintage narrowbody which had been leased by Air Berlin from Goshawk up until the German carrier's collapse late last year, Flight Fleets Analyzer indicates.
"This shows Vueling and Goshawk's ability to move quickly and close a deal in a very short period of time," states the lessor's commercial chief Peter Watson.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
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