Alliance acquires Austrian Airlines' Fokker fleet

Alliance acquires Austrian Airlines' Fokker fleet
 
VO-20-F100-300_2012_COE Alliance Airlines is to acquire the entireAustrian Airlines fleet of 21 Fokker 100 and Fokker 70 aircraft under a deal that will see Alliance diversify its operations into Europe, and the Lufthansa-owned Austrian become a ...
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Australian airlines say flights to Paris can be rearranged or cancelled
 
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Inflight internet on Australian airlines in near future: Inmarsat
 
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Singapore Airlines' next Airbus A350 routes: Milan, Barcelona, Sao Paulo?
 
Approached for comment by Australian Business Traveller, a SingaporeAirlines spokesman said "we are continually reviewing the aircraft used on specific routes across our network and are not in a position to make any announcement on future A350 ...

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