Air Namibia. Who will they take?
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Air Namibia. Who will they take?
Who will they lease in? Airquarius, StarAir, Avstar or Interair. To many choices.
They have a A319 from Europe already.
They have a A319 from Europe already.
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Who cares? Probably the cheapest. I think Interair is an IOSA airline but doesn't the almighty $ rule? Only if there is an incident will the decision makers be questioned.
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Here is my Question?
If you’re an IOSA certified Airline and you need to lease in an Aircraft of the same type that you operate, does the airline that you lease in need to be IOSA Compliant?
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Geduld mense, politics again, money talks and bull-s*** walks, believe though Airquarius and there service deliverey/reliability so to speak ,left a bit to be desired.
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I heard a rumor that Aero Africa is getting a ZS registered B732 and plans are to fly for 1100USD per hour, cutting out the likes of Avstar/Star Air cargo and Air Aquarium....Any truth to this??
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Yes, looks like its done the rounds...ex Bulgarian register:
Photo Search Results | Airliners.net
and ex Air Berlin:
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Planepictures.net search: Registration: LZ-AOA
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and ex Air Berlin:
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Planepictures.net search: Registration: LZ-AOA
