Austrian Airlines retires first B767-300ER

 

On 3 March, Austrian Airlines retired its first B767-300ER. The aircraft, OE-LAT (25273) left Vienna on this date bound for Marana (AZ). In the coming months, two more, OE-LAW (26417) and OE-LAX (27095), will follow. The three aircraft have been sold to Texas-based MonoConque Diversified Investments, a company dealing in aircraft, engines and spare-parts. For now its unclear what the future holds for these aircraft that are almost 30 years old.

Austrian Airlines will continue to operate its three remaining B767-300ERs, as well as its six B777-200ERs, which are part of a fleet also consisting of seven A319s, 29 A320s, six A321s, eight DHC-8-400s and seventeen ERJ195s.

Photo:Austrian Airlines.

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