Swiss begins retirement of its four‑aircraft A340 fleet

Swiss begins retirement of its four‑aircraft A340 fleet
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Swiss is beginning the definitive retirement of its Airbus A340 fleet, which consists of four aircraft, and has already retired the HB-JMB aircraft.

The remaining A340‑300s, HB-IFA, HB-IFB and HB-IFC, continue to operate flights to Chicago, Montreal, Johannesburg, Dubai, Mumbai, Shanghai and Málaga, while Swiss plans to receive two pending A350‑900s in November and December as it standardises its long‑haul fleet around twin‑engine aircraft such as the Airbus A350 and the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

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