Air Berlin Not Ruling Out Operating A Dual Fleet

Staff January 31, 2005
Air Berlin's Carsten Dettmar says if growth opportunities exist, the carrier might operate a dual Airbus-Boeing fleet. If the market changes, however, it has the flexibility to phase out the Boeing fleet as new Airbus planes are delivered. Air Berlin has 70 firm orders for A320s, with deliveries...

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