Swiss to retire its four Airbus A340‑300s after 23 years

Swiss to retire its four Airbus A340‑300s after 23 years
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Swiss announced the retirement of its four Airbus A340‑300 aircraft, registered as HB‑IFA, HB‑IFB, HB‑IFC and HB‑JMB, which have been operating flights to Chicago, Montreal, Johannesburg, Dubai, Bombay, Shanghai and Málaga.

The airline expects to receive two Airbus A350‑900 aircraft in November and December as part of its fleet renewal, adding to a current fleet that includes Boeing 777‑300ER, Airbus A220, A320 family and other types.

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