Taiwan's China Airlines (CAL) has scrapped plans to operate two wet-leased Airbus A330-200s because of capacity cuts forced by the SARS virus outbreak. CAL says two A330-200s have left Taiwan and are being taken back by their owner. He will not say which company CAL was due to lease the aircraft from, but sources say they are owned by General Electric Capital Aviation Services and formerly operated by TAM.
Source: Flight International
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