The aircraft traveled with the Equair crew, who were trained in the United States with one of the best pilot training programs offered by the Boeing company.
QUITO, ECUADOR – The Boeing 737-700 Next Generation aircraft, with registration HC CX – the first of five aircraft that will operate from December 20th to Quito, Guayaquil and Galapagos – arrived at Ecuador to start the operation of the country's new flag airline, 100% national capital.
The aircraft traveled with the Equair crew, who were trained in the United States with one of the best pilot training programs offered by the Boeing company.
The aircrafts manufactured by the prestigious aeronautical company Boeing are operated in fleets of renowned international airlines such as KLM / Airfrance, with whom an agreement was signed guaranteeing EQUAIR: technical assistance, staff training, spare parts and logistics from the beginning of its operations. Undoubtedly, this alliance ensures the quality of service that the company will offer to its passengers.
Equair is ready to serve the country and invites you to fly with the first airline in the world to offset 100% of its carbon emissions, as a main commitment from its first flight and is a fundamental part of the company's values, setting a standard for the rest of the companies in the country.
Equair's direct channels are: website: equair.com.ec, Nationwide Call Center: 1800 equair, and its sales points located at: Av. República del Salvador N34-211 and Moscow St, Faraón building, Ground Floor in Quito; and, in Av. Francisco de Orellana and Nahim Isaias St, Galerías Colón, local 1 in Guayaquil.
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