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AIRLIVE > All articles > News > Portuguese Hi Fly acquires two used Airbus A380
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Portuguese Hi Fly acquires two used Airbus A380

Jakob Wert
Last updated: November 6, 2018, 17:16 UTC
Published: Thursday, April 5, 2018, at 14:04 UTC
Category: News
Author: Jakob Wert
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An Airbus A380 rendering in Hi Fly colors. Photo Credit: Hi Fly

The Portuguese charter airline Hi Fly will acquire two used Airbus A380s.

Both superjumbos are currently stored at Tarbes-Lourdes-Pyrenees Airport in southern France, after Singapore Airlines had decided not to extend the leasing contract with DS Aviation. At the moment, the planes are registered as 9V-SKA (MSN003) and 9V-SKB (MSN005) and painted in white.

Hi Fly’s first Airbus A380-800 is scheduled to join the all-Airbus fleet in June this year, it will be wet-leased to other airlines, Hi Fly tells AIRLIVE.net. The first aircraft has a Maltese registration (9H-MIP), which means it is likely going to be operated by subsidiary Hi Fly Malta.
The airline becomes the 4th European and first Portuguese operator of this aircraft type.

Hi Fly is taking delivery of its first Airbus A380, the world’s largest and most spacious airliner. The arrival is a major event for the Company, making it the 1st Portuguese and the 4th European airline operating the model. #Hifly #hiflyairline #a380 pic.twitter.com/JQpLUO8Sx4

— Hi Fly (@hifly_airline) April 5, 2018

ByJakob Wert
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Aviation writer & reporter for AIRLIVE.net. Focusing on the German aviation industry.
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