Airhub Aviation has introduced the newest addition to its wide-body fleet, the Airbus A330-900neo bearing the Maltese registration 9H-SZN. The three-year-old Airbus is also considered the youngest Maltese registered wide-body aircraft in operation. The A330 neo performed its first commercial flight with a Maltese operator was on the 17th of June, bound for Marseille, France from Dakar, Senegal where the aircraft normally operates from for the national carrier, Air Senegal. The jet was previously operated by HiFly Malta on behalf of Air Senegal.
According to CH-Aviation, this is one of two wide-body jets Airhub operates for Air Sénégal, the other being an Airbus A340-300 which is used on routes to Conakry, Milan Malpensa, and Paris CDG.
The commercial deployment of a top-of-the-line A330-900neo demonstrates the confidence Airhub Aviation holds amongst its lessors and corporate clients. The company is actively engaged in the managing of high-value assets, leading to the significant enhancement of the service quality it offers globally.
“We are greatly honoured to be welcoming this Airbus A330-900neo into our fleet. Operating a modern aircraft of this calibre reflects Airhub Aviation’s dedication to providing exceptional high-quality services to our clients worldwide,” comments Husam Kharoufah, Vice President – Commercial at Airhub Aviation said.
The aircraft is currently configured with 32 seats in business class, 21 in premium and 237 in economy
Airhub Aviation offers a bouquet of specialised airline and aviation industry services which successfully satisfies even the most complex requirements and turn-key projects. It brings together five companies specialising in different areas of aviation. United by the same passion for the industry, ACMI, charter passenger and cargo operations, aircraft management, aviation training, recruitment services and MRO.
