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It is a leased aircraft.

The first aircraft from the new order would be c/n 2752

SX-BVB would often fly for Olympic Airlines.

EI-DFZ was WFU in February 2005.

Thats correct - I've the informations directly from Wizz Air.

Air Madrid has leased a Novair A330-200 (SE-RBG) - maybe the F-OMSA dosnt goes to Air Madrid...

Forth A330 for SN?

No! The Air Algerié A330-300 goes to Air Madrid

The first one (VP-BAS) is WFU with SU some weeks ago. I'm not sure, bot it must be at HAM.

from Airbus:


Air Caraibes signs for two A330-300s
15 June 2005



Air Caraïbes today signed a letter of intent (LOI) with Airbus for the purchase of two A330-300s. Following the success of Air Caraïbes on its transatlantic routes, the airline has decided
to replace its current A330-200s by the ...

Is it c/n 928 (A7-ABR)???

I'm not sure. But I think that this is a former Shorouk Air or Qatar Airways A320.

Slovak Airlines gets also the former Helvetic Fokker 100 (c/n 11460, OM-AAC)

No idea...

No.... she is for Air Caraibes Atlantique....


IATA Code: -ukn-
ICAO Code: CAJ
Known As: Air Caraibes Atlantique
Full Name: Air Caraibes Atlantique
Country: Guadeloupe
Callsign: Car Line


Country is not Guadeloupe*... CAJ is from France (Metropol). The HQ is in Wissous - that must be near ...

Here ist the first picture of ItAli's MD-82.

In the near future Aeronautica Militare Italiana became an next ACJ - c/n 2507.

So AMI phase out the oldest A319...

in service with...:

Aeroflot - 2
Air Austral - 2
Air China Intl - 10
Air France - 34
Air-India - 3
Alitalia - 10
American Airlines - 45
ANA - All Nippon Airways - 27
Asiana Airlines - 5
British Airways - 43
Cathay Pacific - 15
China Southern Airlines - 10
Continental Airlines - 18
Delta Air Lines ...

Here is the first picture:



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I have the information, that the plane is an Airbus A330-243 (c/n 758).

So, nothing with an A330-300.

they should have added more A330's in my opinion.

At the moment there is not a single A330, A340, B767-300 or B777 available! Thats a big problem for new start-up airlines!