Alliance Air (India) will retire its remaining fleet of three CRJ-700s between April of this year and March of next year an airline spokesman has told The Hindu newspaper.
The twinjets will be replaced by a fleet of ten Avions de Transport Régional (Toulouse Blagnac) turboprops over the same period. The aircraft, which are dry-leased, will join the Air India subsidiary's existing fleet of two ATR42-300s and five ATR72-600s.
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The twinjets will be replaced by a fleet of ten Avions de Transport Régional (Toulouse Blagnac) turboprops over the same period. The aircraft, which are dry-leased, will join the Air India subsidiary's existing fleet of two ATR42-300s and five ATR72-600s.
To Read the News in Full 03/02/16 ch-aviation
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