Air Berlin Plans Big Aircraft Order, Sees Breakeven In 2003

Jens Flottau November 26, 2003

German charter and scheduled airline Air Berlin plans to place an order for up to 60 new aircraft next year to replace part of its current fleet and cater for growth capacity. The airline is looking at the Airbus A319/320 or the Boeing 737-800, Managing Director Joachim Hunold told The DAILY in...

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