Between 9 February and 9 April 2018, British Airways would wet-lease six Qatar Airways Airbus A320 aircraft. The airline applied for an approval on 4 December 2017.
British Airways would lease the six aircraft and crew to enable the airline “to support passenger operations due to late delivery of aircraft”. Back in July 2017 Qatar Airways already came to the rescue after the mixed fleet cabin crew strike. In November the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) leased 10 Airbus A320 aircraft from Qatar Airways after the Monarch Airlines collapse.
The registrations of the Qatar Airways aircraft are:
This post was published on 2 January 2018 00:05
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