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Croatia Airlines is showcasing its Airbus A220-300 aircraft on static display at the Istanbul Airshow, taking place from today until September 28. The aircraft is being displayed today and tomorrow on behalf of its owner, the Air Lease Corporation. “The Istanbul Airshow is a fantastic opportunity to present our fleet advancements and connect with key industry leaders from around the world”, Croatia Airlines said in a statement. The jet is due to return to revenue service for the carrier on September 28, operating a flight between Zagreb and Amsterdam in the morning, followed by a Zagreb - Frankfurt rotation in the evening.
Nice that they can spare an aircraft for 2-3 days... I guess September is not that busy?
ReplyDeleteI would rather say, they are doing right this time since they are preserving PW1500 service time by not flying it. I can imagine Croatia Airlines negotiating power with PW, zero to none if engines go crazy like they did with Cyprus Airways A220's. Plus RTX will use it's power in military sector to negotiate (shut up) small government owned anirlines and small European governments.
DeleteRight, spend millions on a plane to literally not use it because its upkeep is too expensive... Maybe they should've picked a different plane for the makeover?
DeleteThey are probably getting paid for that and they don't pay lease for those days.
ReplyDeleteBravo Hrvatska!
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DeleteProud dust collector of our country.
DeleteOnce it was great, now it cannot keep up with Ryan..
Ryanair is number 1 in Europe. It's not a shame to lose against Ryanair. Croatia Airlines has a much bigger problem. It cannot win against Volotea and Transavia. In its own country.
DeleteThat Zagreb natpis is really looking ugly on the livery...
ReplyDeleteI just came to say this, I can't stand with this _. Such a beautiful bird ruined with that Zagreb_
DeleteWhat a joke of an airline. One new aircraft and it's not even used. Come on, this is ridiculous, even for funny Croatia Airlines.
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