Monarch collapse frees up maintenance slots
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Credit: Rob Finlayson
The collapse of Monarch Airlines—which accounted for around 50% of Monarch Aircraft Engineering’s customer base—has freed up maintenance slots over the 2017/18 winter season managing director Chris Dare said. “These are already generating interest so in that regard things are looking positive,” he...
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