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[The Nova Group]

Nova International Airlines is proud to announce that it will be receiving it's tenth Airbus A320 family aircraft. The aircraft, an A319, will be used to link Nova's hub at Boston Logan International Airport with London Stansted Airport, It will be Nova's 33rd aircraft, and Nova's 9th A319. Nova International already links Manchester and Brussels with the British Capital airport using BAE Jetstream 31s' aircrafts. The Airbus A319 will then be used for a continuing flight from Stansted to Milan Linate Airport, Nova's first Italian destination.

Nova International Airlines also received it's fifth Bae J-31 last month that it based at Bogota international airport in Colombia, linking the capital with a domestic flight to Cali, and 2 international flights to Caracas and Panama city. Passengers can also fly from Panama City to Cali and San Jose in Costa Rica

With a fleet age of 1,84 years, the airline has one of the youngest fleet's in the world. Nova International Airlines is present in North America, South America and Europe. Not long ago, it received it's first Airbus A320, which enabled it to offer more seats on it's Boston-Vancouver route, and was able to start a Boston-Berlin route with the A319 previously operated on the Boston-Vancouver route.

Nova international also operates the Q-400, the Embraer 135 and the Cessna C208

Nova is a proud member of the World Union alliance which now has 10 members. World Union has 3 hubs, flies to 168 destinations, and carries 27,945 passengers a day. World Union has a strong presence in North America and Western Europe, and thanks to it's members now has presence in central/south America, the Middle East, South Africa, Australia and Japan.