Airbus A330-200 GullivAir
Airbus A330-200 (A330-223) - GullivAir (Bulgaria) - LZ-AWY (MSN 939) - Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) - November 2021.
Airbus A330-200 (A330-223) - GullivAir (Bulgaria) - LZ-AWY (MSN 939) - Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) - November 2021.
GullivAir is a small Bulgarian airline founded in 2016 and based at Sofia Airport. It commenced operations in 2020 with its first of three Airbus A330-200s. The airline offers charter flights to long-haul destinations from Bulgaria and Romania to the Dominican Republic and the Maldives, with more to come. The airline is also operating three ATR72 turboprops on regional flights.
Airbus delivered A330-200 MSN 939 to Kingfisher Airlines (India) in August 2008 as VT-VJO. The aircraft was stored in May 2012 and resumed flying in September 2015 with Turkish Airlines as TC-LNB. In November 2019, the aircraft was stored again, until TAME leased it from Turkish Airlines in June 2017, for a short period. In August 2017, it returned to Turkish Airlines and in October 2019 it was stored for the third time. In April 2021 it was leased by GullivAir.
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