V bird on its own
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V bird on its own
The word is out that the German start up carrier V bird is no longer tied to Dutch Bird and that they have been assigned a new call sign "VEE BEE".
Apparently Dutch Bird owned them before, or they were operating under their AOC.
Would it be possible for one company to operate under another’s AOC has any body heard of a similar construction.
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Apparently Dutch Bird owned them before, or they were operating under their AOC.
Would it be possible for one company to operate under another’s AOC has any body heard of a similar construction.
Cheers
V-bird were operating with the Dutchbird operator's ticket and Dutchbird callsign but noticed yesterday they were using their own V-bird callsign . So I thus presume that the last phase of this airline's setup has been accomplished.
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Dutchbird never owned V-Bird, as suggested V-Bird operated under the Dutchbird AOC. This agreement has now ended, and V-Bird operates under it's own AOC now, and the callsign is indeed 'VEE BEE.'
This construction has been used before, relatively often I understand. If I remember correctly easyJet started operating under another company's AOC before getting their own. Can anyone confirm or deny this?
This construction has been used before, relatively often I understand. If I remember correctly easyJet started operating under another company's AOC before getting their own. Can anyone confirm or deny this?
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