Iberojet plans to shift to an all‑A330 fleet and target eight aircraft

Iberojet plans to shift to an all‑A330 fleet and target eight aircraft
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Iberojet, which currently operates four Airbus A330s, two Airbus A350s and one Airbus A320, announced plans to phase out its A350 and A320 aircraft and concentrate solely on the Airbus A330ceo model.

The airline is negotiating the purchase of two new A330ceo jets equipped with Rolls‑Royce Trent 700 engines and aims to standardise its fleet to at least eight A330ceo aircraft with identical engines and cabin configuration, after reporting losses of about 8.4 million euros in the recent period.

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