Representatives with CIT Aerospace International, one of the world’s largest aerospace financing and leasing companies, have announced the delivery of three new Airbus A319 aircraft to Indian Airlines. CIT reports the three aircraft are the first new planes delivered to the state-owned airline in a generation.
The three A319s delivered by CIT are also the first to carry Indian’s new livery, the "Sun Chariot," inspired by the famous Konark Sun Temple in eastern India -- which represents a chariot that carries the Sun.
13/04/06 Aero-News Network, Florida, US
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