Animawings files for insolvency and will dispose of its six A220‑300 aircraft
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- Romanian carrier Animawings filed for insolvency on 30 September 2026 and announced it will dispose of its entire fleet of six Airbus A220‑300 jets while keeping only two A320s.
- The airline has been grounded because of recurring technical problems with the A220s, and several airports in Romania and Greece are now claiming unpaid fees from Animawings.
Why it matters
The loss of the A220 fleet reduces capacity for the carrier and may affect cash‑flow recovery for the airports that are owed money.
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