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Lucky Air Welcomes Its 10th Boeing 737-800 Aircraft

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Tatjana Obrazcova
Source: WCARN

Lucky Air (8L), a regional subsidiary of HNA Group, welcomed a new Boeing 737-800, Registration B-6016, on Sep. 3, which brings its fleet size to 10 aircraft.

The 737-800 aircraft, leased from AerCap, is the second new plane to be delivered to Lucky Air in 2015, followed by another 737-800, Registration B-6800, pending on delivery.

Now, the Kunming-based carrier operates a fleet of 28 passenger aircraft, including 11 737-700s, 10 737-800s, three Airbus A319s and four A320s.





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