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New Airliners July 2020

by Matt Falcus

It’s been a while since we published an article with the month’s new airliners. Since the Covid-19 outbreak, there seems to have been more aircraft retired than delivered!

But with things easing and airlines returning to the skies, here are some of the new deliveries and liveries to see this month:

 

AnimaWings New Airline

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New Romanian airline AnimaWings (see article here) has received its first aircraft, Airbus A320 YR-AGA.

 

Blue Islands Rebrand

G-ISLK. Photo (c) Blue Islands.

Jersey’s Blue Islands has revealed its new rebrand, following the collapse of partner Flybe, on ATR 72-212A G-ISLK.

 

British Airways 787-10

Photo (c) Karam Sodhi

Photo (c) Karam Sodhi

The first Boeing 787-10 for British Airways finally arrived this month. G-ZBLA is the first of ten on order, and has already been flying passengers across the Atlantic.

 

Corendon FCN Nuremberg

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Corendon Europe’s latest Boeing 737-800, OE-IGF, is promoting FCN Nuremberg.

 

Iberia Express A321neo

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The low-cost offshoot of Iberia has its first Airbus A321neo aircraft, registration EC-NGP.

 

RAF Air Force One

Photo (c) Colin Cooke

ZZ336 in the new Union Jack scheme. Photo (c) Colin Cooke

Royal Air Force A330 MRTT ‘Voyager’ ZZ336 has been painted in a special Union Jack livery to act as official government and royal transport for the UK.

 

SaudiGulf neo

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SaudiGulf Airlines has its first Airbus A320neo, registered VP-CGB.

 

VivaAerobus A321neo

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Another new Airbus A321neo operator this month is VivaAerobus, with XA-VBA based at Mexico City.

 

Windrose ATR72

Windrose Airlines ATR.72-600, 2-MFIG.

Ukraine’s Windrose Airlines has received its first ATR 72-600, a second-hand example, registered UR-RWA. Five more are due.

 

If you spot any new aircraft this month, why not send us a picture to include in the next article?

 

 

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