Azerbaijani AZAL Plans To Double Its Fleet

Maksim Pyadushkin December 13, 2019
AZAL Airlines
AZAL Airlines
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The Azerbaijani government-owned carrier Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) will buy more than 20 new aircraft to develop its route network as plans continue to more than double its fleet. To build up long-haul routes, AZAL has signed an agreement for two Boeing 777s, which will go into service in 2020-21...
Maksim Pyadushkin

Maksim covers aerospace developments in Central Asia for Aviation Week.

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