Israir's $85 million Airbus A330 purchase receives regulatory approval

Israeli airline Israir has received regulatory approval to operate the Airbus A330 aircraft it purchased for approximately $85 million, according to a report by journalist Dean Fisher. The permit allows flights to the Far East, Africa, Europe, and the East.

According to a report by journalist Dean Fisher, Israir has received regulatory approval to operate its newly purchased Airbus A330 aircraft, acquired for approximately $85 million. The permit enables the airline to fly to destinations in the Far East, Africa, Europe, and the East. The Zioneer reported minutes earlier that Israir had received the approval, citing N12. The current report, from a separate source, corroborates the development.

2 developments

1. 29 seconds ago · 11:11 · 30 JulLatest

   Purchase price confirmed at approximately $85 million.

2. 11:07 · 30 Jul

   Israir receives approval to operate Airbus A330 aircraft for long-haul routes

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