Air Serbia takes delivery of A320
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Air Serbia is today taking delivery of its newly leased Airbus A320 aircraft, registered YU-APO. The jet is the second of the type in the carrier’s fleet and the first to feature sharklets. The wing-tip devices improve the aircraft's aerodynamics and cut the airline's fuel burn and emissions on longer sectors. The aircraft is yet to be fitted with Air Serbia’s cabins and currently features those of its previous operator, Vistara. The jet was initially to enter commercial service on behalf of Air Serbia this Monday, but this has now been pushed back. As a result, the airline has been forced to conclude short-term wet-leases from Dan Air and Trade Air today, both A320s, to deal with the delay in the arrival of its own newly leased aircraft. This month, the carrier’s wet-lease arrangements for the summer with Lumiwings, Air Mediterranean and Dan Air came to and end, with the jets retuning back to their bases.
Magija za tri dana. ✈✨
— Air Serbia (@airserbia) October 4, 2022
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