Dublin-based aviation personnel solutions supplier Parc Aviation has landed agreements for flightcrew support with Japanese start-up airline Star Flyer and Swedish low-cost operator FlyMe.
Star Flyer is due to start operations next March, flying Airbus A320 shuttle services between Kitakyushu and Haneda. Parc has been contracted to build its flightcrew team.
FlyMe launched last year, offering low-cost services on leased Boeing 737-300s from Gothenburg, Stockholm and Malmo. It also offers charter and ad hoc services. Parc has been selected to help the carrier crew up on a flexible "as required" basis for the coming summer season. The new crews are due on the line next Monday.
Star Flyer is due to start operations next March, flying Airbus A320 shuttle services between Kitakyushu and Haneda. Parc has been contracted to build its flightcrew team.
FlyMe launched last year, offering low-cost services on leased Boeing 737-300s from Gothenburg, Stockholm and Malmo. It also offers charter and ad hoc services. Parc has been selected to help the carrier crew up on a flexible "as required" basis for the coming summer season. The new crews are due on the line next Monday.
Source: Flight Daily News
