Blue Air announces restart

Boeing 737-800 (Photo: Jan Gruber).
Boeing 737-800 (Photo: Jan Gruber).

Blue Air announces restart

Boeing 737-800 (Photo: Jan Gruber).
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On July 1, 2020, the low-cost airline plans to take off again with a maximum of ten aircraft. The carrier will end the corona break with half of its capacity.

The Romanian Blue Air will take off again on July 1st. However, the resumption of flight operations is planned in a slimmed-down form. For the time being, only eight to ten aircraft of the airline are to be used. This corresponds to about half of the currently decommissioned fleets.

The airline currently operates a Boeing 737-300, a Boeing 737-400, five Boeing 737-500 and eleven Boeing 737-800, such as ch-aviation.com reported. It is not yet known which aircraft types could hope to be deployed after the restart.

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