Sky Put 10 Airbus A321XLRs Order and Launch Customer for Pilot Training
Sky Put 10 Airbus A321XLRs Order and Launch Customer for Pilot Training. The Chilean airline Sky has ordered 10 Airbus A321XLRs and has signed a training association with the aircraft.
"This new fleet of aircraft will allow us to expand our international and wide offer," said Holger Paulmann, General Manager of Sky.
Airbus says the Santiago-based airline currently serves destinations in Argentina, Brazil, Peru and Uruguay.
Cirium fleet data shows that the airline has 10 A319 equipped with CFM56-5B, including one in storage, and 14 A320nas equipped with Leap-1A.
Four more A320neo are in order. Airbus will establish a training center in Chile with an A320 flight simulator. Then Sky will become the launch client for the pilot training site, according to Airbus.
Starting in 2023, the aircraft will deliver an unprecedented long-range Xtra of up to 4,700 nm, 15% more than the A321LR and with the same unbeatable fuel efficiency.
"This new fleet of aircraft will allow us to expand our international and wide offer," said Holger Paulmann, General Manager of Sky.
Sky Put 10 Airbus A321XLRs Order and Launch Customer for Pilot Training
Airbus says the Santiago-based airline currently serves destinations in Argentina, Brazil, Peru and Uruguay.
Cirium fleet data shows that the airline has 10 A319 equipped with CFM56-5B, including one in storage, and 14 A320nas equipped with Leap-1A.
Four more A320neo are in order. Airbus will establish a training center in Chile with an A320 flight simulator. Then Sky will become the launch client for the pilot training site, according to Airbus.
Starting in 2023, the aircraft will deliver an unprecedented long-range Xtra of up to 4,700 nm, 15% more than the A321LR and with the same unbeatable fuel efficiency.
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