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Saudia Private Aviation set for two German A319s

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Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: Saudi Arabia Aircraft: Airplanes
Source: CH Aviation

Saudia Private Aviation (SVA, Jeddah) is set to take delivery of two A319-100s on wet-lease from PrivatAir (Germany) (PTG, Dusseldorf). The aircraft - D-ASPA (cn 1598) and D-ASPB (cn 1625) - are currently at Hamburg Fuhlsbüttel where they are believed to be undergoing reconfiguration into a VIP lay-out.

As previously reported, SPA has partnered Saudia (SV, Jeddah) in launching a VIP Jeddah-Riyadh shuttle service - Albayraq - which is aimed primarily at the Saudi corporate sector.





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