First Airbus 330 enters Iran by end of February; Iran Air CEO tells ILNA
Iran Air CEO has stated that by the end of February, the first Aribus 330 would enter Iran's flight system.
Adding that the first Airbus 330 would join the Iranian airline system by end of February, “Farhad Parvaresh”, Iran Air CEO, told ILNA economic correspondent that we hope to celebrate the first anniversary of Homa’s founding with the entering of this Airbus 330 and we're trying to have the plane joining our flight system by the February 23. However, for letting the plane in, we have to do more coordination, therefore we can not be sure about the plane’s entrance time.
Regarding the next plane’s entering date he said that another Airbus 330 would join the flight system up until March.
Iran Air CEO, denying the news about Airbus 321 having technical difficulties, said the plane had no such technical matter and the only concern was a small glitch in fuel pomp which in no time has been dealt with and for these kind of planes such problems are natural. The problem hasn't made any delay though, he added.
The plane that some were claiming was denied permission to leave the country, yesterday flied to Dubai and is scheduled to also travel to Paris. The plane would land in Milan airport tomorrow. He pointed out.
He also stressed that the plane can have foreign flights with no limitations and can have up to 7 hours of direct flight.