Aigle Azur facts for kids
Aigle Azur was an airline from France. It flew planes within France and to other countries in Europe and Africa, like Algeria. Its main airport was Paris Orly Airport.
The airline was led by Méziane Idjerouidène starting in 2008.
What Planes Did Aigle Azur Use?
Aigle Azur had a fleet of different airplanes. A "fleet" means all the planes an airline owns and uses.
- 3x Airbus A319
- 3x Airbus A320
- 4x Airbus A321
Images for kids
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Douglas DC-3 from Aigle Azur in 1953, equipped with a Turbomeca Palas ventral booster engine
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DC-3 in Aigle Azur's 1950s colours at the company's 60th anniversary
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A former Aigle Azur Boeing 737-300
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A former Aigle Azur Airbus A321-200
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Aigle Azur Airbus A320-200
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Aigle Azur Airbus A330-200
See also
In Spanish: Aigle Azur para niños
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