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Aegean parts with last Airbus A319

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Greek airline Aegean has retired its last Airbus A319. The machine is now destined for scrapping.

The SX-DGF has been part of the Greek carrier's fleet since 2011. The small part of the fleet has been shut down step by step and the last unit has now been decommissioned. The machine is temporarily shut down. As things stand at present, the medium-haul jet is to be scrapped by a recycling company that acquired this Airbus A319.

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