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Air India does not manage to lease five B-777 aircraft, and will therefore try to sell them

Mumbai, India - "After the induction of the Dreamliners, these are surplus aircraft"

Air India will appoint soon a consultant which will provide its assistance in the sale of five Boeing 777 aircraft, after that the state-owned company did not manage to put in place a "Sale and lease back" operation: Air India hopes to raise up to 450 million dollars, which would contribute to reduce the overall debt of the airline, which reached 68 billion rupees. The management of the company...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1147684
Rome, Italy, 11/26/2012 18:03
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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