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sexta-feira, 6 de janeiro de 2023

quarta-feira, 21 de dezembro de 2022

Fly Baghdad retires only regional jet




Fly Baghdad (IF, Baghdad) has mandated Airstream International Group to sell or finance lease CRJ200 YI-BAH (msn 7984), the carrier's only regional jet which was retired from revenue service in June 2022.

The 18.2-year-old aircraft, originally delivered to Air Nostrum (YW, Valencia Manises), was ferried from Baghdad via Istanbul New to Riga over the course of June 24-28, 2022, Flightradar24 ADS-B data shows, where it remains in maintenance. It is available immediately.

The ch-aviation fleets advanced module shows the regional jet has accumulated 24,591 flight hours and 23,000 flight cycles over its service life. Fly Baghdad inducted the jet in time for its launch in 2015 as one of just two aircraft in its fleet at that time (alongside a B737-400).

The Iraqi carrier continues to operate an all-B737 fleet comprising one B737-700, five B737-800s, and one B737-900(ER). The carrier told ch-aviation last year that it planned to continue growing with more B737NGs due to be added in the coming years

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Photo: Ton Jochems - Antalya

sexta-feira, 16 de dezembro de 2022

Air Astana added three A321LR in 2022, with a tenth A321LR, serial 10902, being delivered today.



FlyArystan also added three A320neos, with another A320neo by 2022 end. The Group’s fleet now consists of 42 aircraft and is expected to grow by an additional six aircraft in 2023. Three new B787-9s are expected to be delivered from 2025 on lease from Air Lease (US).
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sexta-feira, 2 de dezembro de 2022

Azur Air (Russia) is starting seasonal flights from Nizhny Novgorod to Dubai on 06 December 2022, with B757.


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SkyUp Airlines obtains UK TCO

Photo: Ton Jochems - AYT - UR-SQA

SkyUp Airlines (PQ, Kyiv Boryspil) has obtained a United Kingdom Third Country Operator (TCO) permit, allowing it to broaden its operations to the UK.

The Ukrainian carrier transitioned to a fully-fledged ACMI/charter specialist for a variety of European customers after its core Ukrainian operations were interrupted by the Russian invasion of the country. Most of SkyUp's fleet was evacuated from Ukraine ahead of the closure of the country's airspace. The ch-aviation fleets advanced module shows it currently operates two B737-700s and ten B737-800s (one of which is stranded at Kyiv Boryspil airport).

The airline is in the process of obtaining a new AOC via SkyUp Malta (SEU, Malta Int'l) to operate more easily in the European Union and beyond. It hopes to obtain the new permit in late 2022 or early 2023. The Ukrainian AOC, besides the newly obtained UK TCO, has also been authorised as a Third Country Operator by the European Union and Switzerland.

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