NEWS FLASH
Air Montenegro has taken delivery of its fourth Embraer E195 aircraft following several delays. The fifteen-year-old jet, leased from TrueNoord, was previously operated by Brazil's Azul Airlines and has been registered as 4O-AOI in Montenegro. The aircraft entered commercial service with Air Montenegro on Saturday, operating a flight to Belgrade.
Air Montenegro has taken delivery of its fourth Embraer E195 aircraft following several delays. The fifteen-year-old jet, leased from TrueNoord, was previously operated by Brazil's Azul Airlines and has been registered as 4O-AOI in Montenegro. The aircraft entered commercial service with Air Montenegro on Saturday, operating a flight to Belgrade.
Air Montenegro’s CEO Vukadin Stojanović said, "With the arrival of this aircraft, we have doubled the size of our fleet within the space of a year. In the coming days, we will hold a press conference to present not only our newest addition but also outline the company's upcoming activities and future plans".
Now let's hope they can finally put flights on sale for the winter season. It's 20 July and they still don't have a single flight on sale from 25 October onwards.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the rush?
DeleteLet me guess. Increased frequencies to BEG?
DeleteLeasing a 15 year old jet is fine. Smart decision by the airline.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a success story... They got 4th aircraft since the start in 2021. What a joke of an airline, completely unprofessional and amateur. Aircraft type and the livery are the only good things there (apart from that ridiculous "28 by 28" sticker). On top of that, Vijesti reported how many flights the aircraft did the day after delivery and how many passengers were on each flight. Please.... Such small town thinking in the 21st century (malograđanština).
ReplyDelete4 Embrarers are larger fleat than predcesor (M. Airlines), and it works profitably. It's an unexpected result.
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