easyJet

By November 2014 easyJet were operating a mixed fleet of 226 Airbus A319's and A320's. The airline carried 65 million passengers in the past twelve months, flying to 135 airports on over 720 routes in 32 countries.

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By November 2014 easyJet were operating a mixed fleet of 226 Airbus A319's and A320's. The airline had carried 65 million passengers in the past twelve months, flying to 135 airports on over 720 routes in 32 countries.

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On 25 October 2007, easyJet agreed to purchase GB Airways, a franchise operator for British Airways, with its history going back to 1931 when it had first been formed as Gibraltar Airways. By 2007, GB Airways operated a mixed fleet of nine Airbus A320 and six Airbus A321 aircraft. Easyjet took over the operation of GB Airways on 29 March 2008. At that time Two of the A320 aircraft returned to the British Airways fleet, wiith the remaining aircraft joiuning the easyJet fleet, before being gradually returned to their lessors.

Whilst with easyJet, the ex-GB Airways aircraft wore a "hybrid" easyJet livery and the photographs in this section show some of these.

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Please click on the heading above, or the photograph at left, to see the photographs.

Please click on the heading above, or the photograph at left, to see the photographs.