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Fiji Airways returns two A330s to lessors
July 30th 2021
South Pacific carrier, Fiji Airways, has returned two A330-200s to their lessors, a few months before the expiry of their short-term leases. Read More » DQ-FJO and DQ-FJP joined the fleet in May and July 2018 and have been parked since March 2020 due to COVID-19. “Since the beginning of the pandemic, we worked hard with the lessors of these aircraft to allow an early return by a few months," Fiji Airways CEO, Andre Viljoen, said. "This was only possible because these two A330s were short-term and nearing end of lease. Still, we will take every little win in our efforts to reduce fixed costs as we ride through this pandemic." The Fiji Airways fleet is two A350-900s, three A330-200s, one A330-300, five 737 MAX 8s and two 737NGs. The airline's flights remain suspended, apart from the operation of repatriation services.
