ISLAMABAD: Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has formalized wet leasing of three A 330 aircraft from Sri Lankan Airlines.
At a ceremony held in Colombo on Friday CEO Bernd Hildenbrand signed the contract with Chairman Sri Lankan Airlines Ajith Diasand CEO Capt. Suren Ratwatte said, press release received here.
The contract has materialized after a series of negotiations between the two sides.
First of these aircraft would he delivered during the next week while the rest in following months.
These aircraft are in brand new condition and would be used for PIA Premier giving passengers a better experience allowing PIAto start regaining its market share.
PIA Premier is scheduled to be launched on August 14 initially only to London.
There would be six weekly Premier Service flights to London including three from Islamabad and three from Lahore.
Later with addition of more aircraft the service would be expanded to other destinations.
Chairman Azam Saigol appreciated the efforts of the PIA team led by Hildenbrand in finalizing this contract.
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