Aer Lingus Evaluates Fleet Renewal

Jens Flottau May 12, 2003
Aer Lingus is in talks with Airbus and Boeing to replace its short-haul fleet. The Irish company said it is looking at the Boeing 737-800 and Airbus A320. The carrier currently operates 27 aircraft in its European system, eight 737-500s, three 737-400s, four A320s, six A321s and six BAe-146s. -JF

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