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Ethiopian tragedy: the Boeing 737-8AS crashed into the sea sold from Ryanair

Rome, Italy - Ethiopian Airlines has purchased the aircraft in leasing from Cit Aerospace

Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's CEO, in a press-conference took place today in Rome, has communicated that the B-737/8AS aircraft, code ET-ANB, Cn/Msn 29935/1061, of Ethiopian Airlines crashed yesterday off coasts of Lebanon, has been used by the Irish carrier until April 2009, and then sold in the same month to a purchaser without specify the name. The CEO declared that his carrier disclaims every responsibility...

fra/pec - 1113891
Rome, Italy, 01/26/2010 18:03
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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