I think ILFC would do due dilegence before throwing airplanes at them. The a330-200 is in high demand. Or perhaps they missed the experts on this thread
The claim of profit is interesting, if true a welcome suprise. They have had near 100% loads over the holiday period to bali from what i have heard. Yields would be the concern.
The airline has finalised lease agreements with International Lease owFinance Corporation ILFC to take delivery of an initial two Airbus A330-200 aircraft. It will also reposition two of its 180 seat Airbus A320 aircraft from its European charter operation to Australia. The first of the aircraft arrives next month.
"Our team at Air Australia is doing an outstanding job and with the strong support of our travel industry partners we are currently tracking ahead of forecast and expect an operating profit this financial year," he said.