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[sam693]

RedJethas announced a deal for a second Embraer E195LR. This aircraft has proven to be very profitable to the airline, which already operates an E195 on its US routes.

Meanwhilst RedJet is in talks with both Airbus and Boeing for a replacement of their ATR 42s with 120-150 seat jets

[sam693]

RedJet has announced a follow up order of the backbone of its fleet: 2 ATR42s. This milestone brings the number of the aircraft in service with the airline to 10. Meanwhilst a seventh Bombardier Q400 has also been ordered.

These planes will be used to strengthen RedJet's position in London Stansted, following the close up of major airline Rising Sun there.

[Alex_Stankevitch]

Just be careful around STN. Im in heavy business there

[sam693]

RedJet has announced its first Airbus order, for 1 A319, with options for 5 more, these planes will be based at Stansted to boost operations there, this also mean the sale of 1 of the ATR 42s however this is to no-ones loss , the company's CEO has said " Had enough of them anyway"

[sam693]

RedJet Double Celebration

RedJet has announced that they have ordered 2 Boeing 737-700s, this comes after the news that RedJet has joined the Golden Wings Alliance.

The Boeings will be usd to strengthen the airline's presence in Australia and possibly southern Asia

[sam693]

More Boeings for RedJet

RedJet have announced an order for 2 Boeing 757-200s, these planes will fly trans-atlantic routes from various destinations in Europe and the US, a follow up order is soon expected, this is to consist of 2 Boeing widebodies

[sam693]

RedJet begins Trans-Atlantic ops

RedJet has announced that following the delivery of its Boeing 757-200s it has begun a new route, Using the operating benefits of the Boeing the airline has started a Philadelphia-London Heathrow route.More routes will follow

[sam693]

RedJet Goes Widebody!

As predicted, RedJet has announced a deal with Boeing for 1 777-200ER, with options for 9 more, The airline is also intersted in the 777-300ER and 747-400ER

[sam693]

More Boeings

RedJet has ordered a Boeing 757-300 to expand European operations, this plane will join to other 757s operating trans-atlantic operations

[sam693]

RedJet buys biggest Twin

RedJet has confirmed the purchase of the world's largest twin-engined jet- The Boeing 777-300ER, this plane will join the smaller 777-200ER also operated by RedJet.

The airline is impressed with the the 777's economics and plans to buy more of the long-haul jets soon