Global aviation disruptions caused by geopolitical conflict may be accelerating a new trend: airlines sharing aircraft, crews, and operational resources through wet leases. From Air Seychelles operating Etihad aircraft to unusual long-haul flights reaching Manchester, industry experts ask whether flexible airline partnerships are becoming a crisis-era strategy to keep global travel moving.
SOURCE: Is Wet Leasing Becoming Aviation’s Crisis Strategy as War Disrupts Global Routes? BY: eTurboNews | eTN
