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Estonian Air wants to cut the aircraft in the fleet to reduce costs

Tallinn, Estonia - According to the carrier CEO the priority is leasing out two Embraer E-170s

Jan Palmer, Chief Executive Officer of Estonian Air, the most important carrier of the Baltic country, which is experiencing a very strong financial crisis, declared that the company is seeking to reduce the number of aircraft in its fleet in order to reduce costs and come back to profitability. "The optimum solution is if Estonian Air has five similar type of aircraft. Europe has very strict requirements...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1149806
Rome, Italy, 02/14/2013 19:02
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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