Regional carrier Air Panama has taken delivery of two Dash 8-400 aircraft. The newcomers are the first aircraft of this type on the airline’s fleet and will be deployed on on both domestic and international routes.
The aircraft were acquired through aircraft trading firm Jetcraft Commercial. This dealer had in turn acquired of 19 Dash 8-400s from Alaska Air’s regional subsidiary, Horizon Air.
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Eduardo Stagg, CEO, Air Panama, said: “Jetcraft Commercial has played a key role in supporting our fleet expansion, allowing us to strengthen our network and meet rising demand. The Dash 8-400’s fuel efficiency and reliability make it a perfect fit for both our domestic and regional operations helping us optimise our services while enhancing the overall passenger experience.”
Richard Libby, VP Sales, Jetcraft Commercial, added: “The Dash 8-400 is a versatile aircraft, perfectly suited to operations in the Americas. We expect its value to remain strong”.
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