Cyprus Airways Outlines Growth Plans, Eyes A320neo Fleet

Kurt Hofmann December 15, 2022
Cyprus Airways
From L-R: Mikhail Alenkin, Shareholder; Simon Camilleri, Shareholder; Natalya Milovanova, CFO; Paul Sies, CEO; Andreas Georgiou, COO.
Credit: Cyprus Airways
Cyprus Airways has announced plans to double its fleet to four Airbus A320s in 2023 and switch to an A320neo operation by 2025. The Larnaca (LCA)-based flag-carrier resumed operations in 2016 after it was shut down in January 2015 in order to repay millions of euros of illegal state funding. On Dec...
Kurt Hofmann

Kurt Hofmann has been writing on the airline industry for 25 years. He appears frequently on Austrian, Swiss and German television and broadcasting…

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