Thursday, September 10, 2015
Adria Airways has returned a leased Airbus A320 to Danish Air Transport, several weeks earlier than initially planned. The jet, registered OY-JRK, was operated by Adria (as S5-AAS) from April 2011 until October 2014. It was later used by Danish Air Transport. Adria then leased back the aircraft in April and was to use it until the end of the 2015 summer season in late October. The reason for its premature return is unknown. The jet is 22 years old.
Raspad se nastavlja.
ReplyDeletePa sta ce im taj A320, em je star, em je prikladan samo za chartere, a u vise slucajeva za redne linije je prevelik, posto ima 180 sjedala, a uspiju napunit mozda 90
ReplyDeleteRealno preveliki su im i napakovani A319. LH bolje da ulozi novac u njih i napravi feedera sa Bombardier flotom aviona.
Deletetaj airbus 320 leteo je samo na charter letovima ili pak na radnickim letovima iz pristine i uvek je bio pun barem 90%.za sledecu letnu sezonu adria razmislja cak airbus 321 da iznajmi sa jos vise sedista....
Deleteadria se sigurno ne raspada, mada bi neki to zeleli i jedina je aviokompanija iz ex yu koja je opstala i to bez pomoci i davanja para iz vana
Da vec nekoliko godina neki u Adriji imaju mokre snove u vezi A321, ma da realno nije to potrebno. A320 ili A319 je sasvim Ok. Ljetos kad je jedan vikend riknuo OY-JRK onda je bio wet-lease HiFly sa A340 na linij DUS-PRN.
DeleteThe reason for the return were findings of non compliance by Slovenian CAA.
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DeleteMaybe reason is numerous AOG situation this summer with JeRK... :P
ReplyDeleteIt's an old A320, even when was under S5-AAS ,was having lots of troubles. :)
DeleteSlovenian CAA is forbid flying with this A320 because of so many tehnical problems.
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