Anyone know which airline this is?

kelandal.

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Sorry for the potato quality but spotted the purple V and green A tail behind the retro Qatar at BNE on 30/8/26 - Haven't seen this livery before. Anyone know to which airline it belongs?

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It is indeed an A330-343 operated by Wamos Air and chartered to various airlines, in this case SB (Air Calin).

It flew as SB703 CDG-SIN-NOU on 23/24 August 2026.
From 26 August to 30 August it operated SB150 & SB151 between NOU & BNE for Air Calin.
On 3 September it flew repositioning flights NOU-SIN-MAD.

From 3 September until 8 September it flew for E9 (iberojet) a Spanish/Portuguese long haul wet lease / charter airline.
The flights were between Madrid and Cancún (Mexico) and Madrid and Punta Cana (Dominican Republic).
On 17 September it repositioned from Madrid to JED (Jeddah).
Since then it has operated flights for Saudia, mainly between Jeddah, Medina and Constantine.
There are also a few flights to MKT (Marrakesh, Morocco) and TNG (Tangiers, Algeria) for Saudia in there.
And a few flights under its own code (EB) within the middle east.

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I will be on a Wamos A333 in a week.
AV have replaced a planned B787-8 for the SCL-BOG leg with the Wamos charter jet. Both times I’ve been through SCL on this trip I’ve seen it sitting on the ground there.
 

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