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Danish Air Transport

mikedragon32 · 2009-05-20 19:01:46

Booked on a charter with them on Saturday (to EDI), but have never heard of them. Searching for reviews online doesn't really give much. Looks like their biggest aircraft is an MD89. Anyone heard of them? Any thoughts?

20-05-2009 7:01pm

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Booked on a charter with them on Saturday (to EDI), but have never heard of them. Searching for reviews online doesn't really give much. Looks like their biggest aircraft is an MD89.

Anyone heard of them? Any thoughts?

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#2 20-05-2009 7:28pm

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They have done wet leasing for Aer Arann on occasion

Chances are you'll be on an ATR.

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#3 20-05-2009 7:47pm

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whats the difference between wet and dry leasing?

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#4 20-05-2009 7:52pm

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Dry Lease is just the a/c pretty much. No crew, insurance, ground ops etcetc.
Wet lease is the whole lot. A/c leased with crew insurance etc. Airline wet leasing the a/c usually just pay by the hour.

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#5 20-05-2009 10:45pm

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Cheers. Haven't been on a prop plane since EI got rid of the Fokkers on the uk commuter routes!

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#6 22-05-2009 4:01pm

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Their MD87 is at Dublin at the moment, so looks like that willl be operating the flight

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