Titan gains A320

UK charter and airline sub-charter specialist, Titan Airways, has taken delivery of the first of two additional Airbus A320 airliners.

The three-year old A320-200, registered G-POWK, arrived at the carrier's Stansted base on Monday 26 January fresh from the paint shop.

Air Livery of Manchester undertook the paint shop work for Titan's new livery, a design rolled out at the end of last year.  The new look, featuring the airline's signature black, silver and orange colour palette, is a more streamlined version of the previous design.

With the arrival of G-POWK, Titan Airways' fleet now comprises two Airbus A320s, a Boeing 767, 2 Boeing 757s, three Boeing B737s and a Cessna Citation CJ2+.  The carrier will take delivery of a third Airbus A320 in the spring and intends to add further Airbus types in the next 12 months.
   
Alastair Kiernan, Commercial Director of Titan Airways, explains: “We are currently in a process of fleet renewal and we believe the Airbus product is the way forward for us. The aircraft are economical to operate, and provide our customers with a modern, bright and comfortable cabin space.”

In April the new arrival will be reconfigured to 168 seats, including 13 rows which convert from six abreast to four abreast.  It is nominally based at Stansted.   www.titan-airways.com

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