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Azores Airlines’ New A321LR Expected to Replace the Carrier’s Former A310 Fleet

July 10, 2019 Jose Antonio Payet

Azores Airlines became the latest long-range A321 operator as its first aircraft, CS-TSH, was delivered from Airbus’ assembly line in Hamburg. The carrier, based at the Portuguese Atlantic island of Arcipielago, will operate a fleet