9V-VLB

Aircraft:
Airbus A320-232
Reg: 9V-VLB photos
Serial #:
2164
Airline: Valuair
Photo Date: Aug 06, 2005
Uploaded: May 17, 2007
Singapore Changi Int'l Airport - WSSS, Singapore

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The second aircraft of what was then a brave new full service Singaporean airline with the temerity to challenge SQ and MI market share. In its heyday, it even offered a service to Perth, Western Australia at an unprecedented low fare. Alas, the price war in the budget arena, sky high fuel cost and the big boys' promotional fares took their collective toll. Valuair merged with Jetstar and the next time this a/c is repainted, it will most likely not be in this livery.

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Aug 06, 2005

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The second aircraft of what was then a brave new full service Singaporean airline with the temerity to challenge SQ and MI market share. In its heyday, it even offered a service to Perth, Western Australia at an unprecedented low fare. Alas, the price war in the budget arena, sky high fuel cost and the big boys' promotional fares took their collective toll. Valuair merged with Jetstar and the next time this a/c is repainted, it will most likely not be in this livery.