Mint Airways

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Mint Airways

IATA -	ICAO MIC	Callsign MINT AIRWAYS

Founded

2009

Ceased operations

22 May 2012

Hubs

Madrid-Barajas Airport

Fleet size

Headquarters

Madrid, Spain

A Mint Airways Boeing 757-200 at Düsseldorf Airport (2010).

Mint Airways was a Spanish airline that was formed in 2009 and is based at Madrid-Barajas Airport, offering aircraft lease services.^[1] It declared voluntary insolvency on May 25th 2012.

As of December 2010, the Mint Airways fleet consists of two Boeing 757-200 aircraft with an average age of 17.8 years, which are equipped with 12 business class and 217 economy class seats.^[2]^[3]

References

↑ "Worldwide Customers". International Lease Finance Corporation. Retrieved 2009-06-15.
↑ Mint airways seat map
↑ Mint Airways fleet list at planespotters.net

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