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Ibom dumps wet-lease, to benefit from operating efficiency with 10 A220-300 aircraft
As part of its long-term plan for its fleet programme, state-owned Ibom Air said it is putting an end to its wet-lease aircraft operation. This comes in the wake of the delivery of the company’s brand-new Airbus A220-300 aircraft, the first of 10) ordered from Airbus in October 2021. With the imminent entry into service of the A220, the ‘place holding’ work of the two wet-leased Airbus A320s now comes to an end. According to…
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