HiSky receives the AOC

View from the window of a DHC Dash 8-400 (Photo: Robert Spohr).
View from the window of a DHC Dash 8-400 (Photo: Robert Spohr).

HiSky receives the AOC

View from the window of a DHC Dash 8-400 (Photo: Robert Spohr).
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The Moldovan airline HiSky, which is still being established, will soon be able to take off. The carrier already has the AOC in its pocket.

And since January 26th, like the aviation portal Swiss Aviation reported. With this the last obstacle is overcome. The Romanian sister company HiSky Europe would bring the necessary operating license. The start-up operates a single A319-100 aircraft. The Airbus machine is currently lingering on an aircraft parking lot in the Moldovan capital. The fleet of the sister mentioned above is not particularly larger: only an Airbus A320-200 is ready.

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