The following is a fleet update bulletin for aircraft that are in use, have been in use or will be in use for these listed airlines: Arik Air (W3), Tunisair (TU), Air Algérie (AH), Aeolus Air (AAZ) and Comair South Africa.
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Showing posts with label Aeolus Air. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aeolus Air. Show all posts
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
► LIBYA: Ghadames Air Transport takes delivery of another A320.
Libya's Ghadames Air Transport (0G) has taken delivery of an Airbus A320-200 (MCN 438 | 5A-WAT) to be operated by Gambian ACMI specialists, Aeolus Air (AAZ). The aircraft is currently in Tripoli awaiting deployment into service.
Labels:
A320,
ACMI,
Aeolus Air,
Equipment,
Ghadames Air Transport,
Libya
Sunday, March 3, 2013
► GAMBIA: Aeolus Air set to take delivery of A320; to start weekly Dakar ops from April.
Banjul based ACMI outfit, Aeolus Air (AAZ) is to offer a weekly scheduled Let 410 service between Banjul and the Senegalese capital, Dakar effective 7 April.
Friday, November 9, 2012
►► SUDAN: Marsland Aviation to receive first A320 in coming weeks.
According to Skyliner.de, ACMI operator Aeolus Air will shortly wet-lease an Airbus A320 (MCN 368 | C5-AAO) to Sudanese scheduled operator Marsland Aviation (M7).
Labels:
A320,
ACMI,
Aeolus Air,
Airbus,
Equipment,
Gambia,
Khartoum,
Marsland Aviation,
Sudan,
Update
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
► SUDAN: Tarco Air leases Boeing 737 from Gambia's Aeolus Air.
Labels:
737,
ACMI,
Aeolus Air,
Boeing,
El Fasher,
El Genina,
Equipment,
Gambia,
Juba,
Khartoum,
Marsland Aviation,
Nyala,
South Sudan,
Sudan,
Tarco Air
Friday, May 11, 2012
► GAMBIA: Aircraft lessor Aeolus Air acquires B737-500
Newly founded Gambian ACMI (Aircraft, complete Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) operator Aeolus Air has acquired an ex-VistaGeorgia Boeing 737-500 (MSN 26687 | C5-AAN) that it is now operating on behalf of Marsland Aviation in the Sudan, who also use another VistaGeorgia operated B737-500 MSN 26439.
Labels:
737,
ACMI,
Aeolus Air,
Boeing,
Equipment,
Gambia,
Marsland Aviation,
Sudan
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