Article: Book One Airline, Fly Another: The World of Wet Leasing

[AFF Editor]

Book One Airline, Fly Another: The World of Wet Leasing is an article written by AFF editorial staff:

Book One Airline, Fly Another: The World of Wet Leasing

Wet leasing is typically used when airlines are temporarily short on planes or don't have a suitable aircraft type for a particular route.

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[AIRwin]

BA is now (also?) leasing from Air Belgium (after AY and IB last year)

British Airways Adds Leased Air Belgium A330neo Service July – Oct 2023 — AeroRoutes

Published at 1930GMT 01JUL23 British Airways starting today (01JUL23) is adding leased Air Belgium A330-900neo aircraft to support its operation, mainly operates on 1 of 2 daily London Heathrow – Chicago O'Hare service. The leased A330-900neo is scheduled to operate until 28OCT23. BA295 LHR103

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[AIRwin]

BA is now (also?) leasing from Air Belgium (after AY and IB last year)

British Airways Adds Leased Air Belgium A330neo Service July – Oct 2023 — AeroRoutes

Published at 1930GMT 01JUL23 British Airways starting today (01JUL23) is adding leased Air Belgium A330-900neo aircraft to support its operation, mainly operates on 1 of 2 daily London Heathrow – Chicago O'Hare service. The leased A330-900neo is scheduled to operate until 28OCT23. BA295 LHR103

www.aeroroutes.com

Extended to mid-November:

British Airways Extends Leased Air Belgium A330neo Service to mid-Nov 2023 — AeroRoutes

Published at 1700GMT 17JUL23 British Airways in last week’s schedule update extended leased Air Belgium A330-900neo aircraft service, as the A330neo continues to operate on 1 of 2 daily London Heathrow – Chicago O'Hare service between 29OCT23 and 14NOV23. Operational schedule below is effectiv

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[Captain Halliday]

Spotted an AY wet lease to BA from the LHR T5 Flounge last week.

 

[OZDUCK]

This is a video report by someone who booked a Lufthansa flight that was passed onto their subsidiary Eurowings who then wet leased a Finnair A350 to do the trip. In short the seat and cabin crew - all Finnair - were great but the food which was supplied by Eurowings catering was very poor. The cabin crew were basically apologising for the standard of the J meals.