Air Serbia to wet-lease second Lumiwings jet
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Air Serbia will wet-lease a second aircraft from the Greek-registered Lumiwings. The Serbian carrier is currently wet-leasing a Boeing 737-700 jet from the same airline, with the B737-300 set to join later this month. The thirty-year-old aircraft, registered SX-LWA, features 139 seats and is currently scheduled to operate on a number of Air Serbia routes from June 20, among which are Berlin, Tirana and Brussels. The B737-300 will not come as a replacement for the -700 series, with both jets to be utilised by Air Serbia at the same time. As recently reported, the Serbian airline will also wet-lease an Airbus A319 aircraft, registered YR-URS, from Romanian carrier Dan Air. The contract will run throughout the summer. Wet-leases are usually short-term leases where the lessor provides aircraft, crew, maintenance and insurance to the lease.
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