Hamburg International has started operations with a Boeing 737-700, leased from Pembroke Capital, on services from secondary German cities and Luxembourg to European holiday destinations. The charter airline, which is operating for German tour companies NUR, TUI and Oeger Tours, plans to introduce a second 737-700 later this year. Funding is provided by German conglomerate Schmider Kleiser Holdings, which has a 51% stake, with private investors holding the rest.
Source: Flight International
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