Air Europa To Consider Boeing 787 Leases To Build Long-Haul Routes

Robert Wall October 28, 2011
Even though Air Europa does not expect the first of eight Boeing 787s to arrive until 2016, it is already considering leasing additional aircraft to fly long-haul routes. The move comes as the carrier expands its Airbus A330 fleet. Two leased Boeing 767s will be returned, and the A330 fleet will...

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