Stobart Considers Buying Back Fleet From Bankrupt Connect Airways

Alan Dron April 17, 2020
ATR 72-600
Stobart Air ATR 72-600 operating for Aer Lingus.
Credit: AerArann
LONDON—UK aviation and energy company Stobart Group is considering re-acquiring the fleet of aircraft it sold to Connect Airways as part of the latter’s takeover of UK regional carrier Flybe. The aircraft belong to its former subsidiary Stobart Aviation. Flybe collapsed in March, despite having been...
Alan Dron

Based in London, Alan is Europe & Middle East correspondent at Air Transport World.

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