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Air Montenegro has cancelled plans to dry-lease an Airbus A320 or Boeing 737 jet for a period between three to eight years for which it issued a public call and will instead conclude a wet-lease agreement for the upcoming peak summer months. Over twenty companies applied for the public call. However, the carrier noted that following detailed analysis of the market and existing circumstances, the company opted for a short-term lease. “We have introduced new destinations and will add frequencies on existing routes because we believe the upcoming summer will be better than last year. For our planned scheduled, the lease of an aircraft with greater capacity is the best solution”, Air Montenegro said. A wet-lease is a leasing arrangement whereby one airline (the lessor) provides an aircraft, complete crew, maintenance, and insurance (ACMI) to another airline.
Makes much more sense. What would they have done with an A320 or 737 in winter?
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of dry lease the question is wouldn't MNE train and license the staff for that type of the aircraft?
DeleteStill waiting for those Moscow flights to happen, maybe this would have been a great opportunity?!
ReplyDeleteTo resume these flights, Putin should be convinced, as it is down to the politics, rather than aircraft or pandemic..
DeletePerhaps the wet lease is through Aeroflot? That would be the perfect solution.
DeleteWhat about TGD-LIS resumption? This route should be considered in the near future...
ReplyDeleteI really wish TGD DUB to see how it would turn out to be... Actually I believe it would be a bingo
DeleteMontenegro keeps winning!
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