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Immobilized for Nine Months in France, Tunisair's A330 Is Released, but...
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After nine months of blocking on the tarmac of Châteauroux airport, the Airbus A330-200 (immatriculated TS-IFM) has just been released by the French court. But there is a big hit: the aircraft is currently unable to fly, because it has no more engines. A complex legal imbroglio The Bourges Court of Appeal ruled in favour of the Tunisian national company concerning the aircraft's cell (the aircraft's body). Delivered in 2015, the Airbus is theref…
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