airBaltic Signs Lufthansa Wet-Lease Deal to Scale Back Airbus Fleet
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Latvian national airline airBaltic has signed a new long-term aircraft leasing, maintenance and insurance (ACMI) agreement with Germany's Lufthansa Group. Under the agreement, airBaltic will operate up to six Airbus A220-300 aircraft during the summer season and four during the winter season, the company told LETA.
Lufthansa Group is reducing the maximum wet lease capacity at Air Baltic from 21 to six aircraft. In return, the wet lease agreement with Air Serbia will continue, with up to four aircraft to be employed by 2027.
airBaltic extends Lufthansa wet-lease deal
Latvian airline airBaltic has signed a new long-term wet-lease agreement with Lufthansa Group, continuing their existing partnership. Under the agreement, airBaltic will operate up to six Airbus A220-300 aircraft with crew for Lufthansa Group during the summer season and four during the winter, allowing it to balance capacity in line with its new business plan. […]
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