AirBaltic Adds More A220s, Says Goodbye To Final 737

December 18, 2020
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There are now 25 A220s in airBaltic's single-type fleet.
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Latvian carrier airBaltic dispensed with its last remaining Boeing 737 on Dec. 17, a few days after accepting its latest Airbus A220-300s. AirBaltic’s final 737, a 737-300 registered YL-BBX, has now been flown to its new owners, Estonia-based Magnetic MRO, marking the end of an era. AirBaltic CEO...

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