AB Airlines of the UK has ceased all operations, with three Boeing 737-300s (that had continued to fly on wet lease with Air Toulouse, Eurolair and Air Madeira) now in storage. Scheduled flights ceased in September now in storage. The aircraft were leased by AB, which is seeking buyers for delivery positions on six ordered Next Generation 737s. AB creditors are due to decide a strategy in late September for winding up the airline.
Source: Flight International
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