Bingo Airways, a new Polish charter airline, has
started flight operations with its first Airbus A320 aircraft.
The fleet will grow to three aircraft by
the end of 2012. The new A320s, powered by IAE V2500 engines, are
configured in an all economy 180 seat configuration.
The airlines’ network is focused on flights to
the Mediterranean (Egypt, Turkey, Greece, Spain and Tunisia).
Bingo Airways’ bases in Poland will be Warsaw Chopin and Katowice
Airports.
“We are extremely happy with the decision to use
A320 family aircraft, which give us a competitive advantage over
our main competitors on the Polish charter market. The A320 gives
us optimal capacity and range capability as well as superior
comfort for our passengers, which is a key to our strategy,” said
Marek Sidor, CEO of Bingo Airways.
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