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Estonian Air takes delivery of two CRJ 700's

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Estonian Air takes delivery of two CRJ 700's - Airlines publisher
Dana Ermolenko
Country: Estonia Aircraft: Airplanes

In a transaction arranged by Skyworld Aviation we are delighted to announce the delivery of two CRJ700 aircraft to Estonian Air. Serial number 10085 (ES-ACF) was delivered on 2nd October and serial number 10083 (ES-ACE) on 9th October. Both CRJ 700’s are already in service with the Estonian airline alongside three existing CRJ 900’s.

The aircraft are owned by Regional One of the U.S. and have been placed on long term lease with Estonian Air direct from the previous lessee Lufthansa Cityline. Skyworld Aviation is proud to have worked closely with Estonian Air on consultancy projects for the last three years during a time of change for the airline. Up until recently the operator flew four E170’s subleased from a European airline until they came to the end of their head lease. Estonian Air continues to operate an all-CRJfleet.

Skyworld Aviation is an aircraft marketing organisation, specialising in the regional sector with offices in the UK and Canada. We offer consultancy, marketing and asset management services to a large client base worldwide and to date we have concluded more than 500 aircraft related transactions for around 200 clients. The total value of transactions concluded to date totals approximately $950 million making Skyworld Aviation one of the leading independent regional aircraft marketing agents.





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