AirBaltic Plans To Wet-Lease Up To Five Aircraft Out To Other Operators
Credit: Joe Pries
AirBaltic said the overall GTF engine situation, that has caused groundings in its fleet, was improving and it plans to wet-lease out up to five aircraft to other operators this winter. CEO Martin Gauss told Aviation Week in an interview: “We had a better summer than expected. We had the longest...
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