Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Croatia Airlines has wet leased a Danish Air Transport (DAT) MD-80 aircraft after one its Airbus A319 jets went out of service. The airline has been forced to wet lease the 165-seat MD-80 as a replacement and will also make use of Trade Air’s Fokker 100 jet on certain flights. The 25-year old MD-80 has been operating on flights from Dubrovnik to Berlin, Split to London Gatwick and Zagreb to Amsterdam.
Croatia airlines???? pic.twitter.com/vvhnyZxmSH
— anominan (@anominan) July 13, 2015
Oh my God no business class on plain. Just jo(c)king.
ReplyDeleteIf you look at the comments passengers are writing on Croatia Airlines facebook page they are horrible. One of the passengers even mentions getting stuck on this DAT plane.
ReplyDeleteWasn't Inex Adria's MD-80 the one that crashed in Ajaccio/Corsica?
ReplyDeleteYes, it crashed, flight JP 1308 on DEC. 1. 1981.
Deletehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inex-Adria_Aviopromet_Flight_1308
What a downgrade...
ReplyDeleteYou are as much Philip Russel as I am Stojko Drndic. Or maybe you changed the name like Daniel Snowden did?
DeleteWhat an irony, after many comments against 28-29 year old Boeings 737 used as a replacement for mainline Airbus planes at another ex yu airline, now this humiliation with 25 year old plane, almost the same solution at both companies! O tempora o mores!
ReplyDeleteDon't understand comments, if you have read article well, it says this is only wet leased aircraft for summer season
ReplyDeleteIt is not for summer season. It was just for one day!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a bunch of spoiled brats! It's not that they lease a DC-3 or Convair 440. MD-80 is a fine plane for the job. Go to your mommy and cry because it's not a 20 year old Airbus like glorious "air serbiahad" has.... And this is coming from a Serb, btw.
ReplyDeleteasl does not have a 20 year old airbus, btw
Deleteand what about 30 years old 733's ?
Deleteuupss, sorry, 27 years old
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