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Eurowings concluded wet-lease agreement with Air Berlin for 33 airplanes for next six years

Cologne, Germany - The contract includes cabin staff, on board personnel and maintenance

The German airline Eurowings has given green light to the strengthening phase in the European aviation sector and took over 33 airplanes from Air Berlin with a wet-lease agreement. The A-319s and A-320 airplanes will go to add in the Eurowings' Airbus fleet and will be taken over at competitive conditions jointly to pilots, flight assistants and maintenance. The airline reinforces its position in...

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Rome, Italy, 12/20/2016 13:30
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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