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AUA has still not decided on the future of OE-LZQ

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For several weeks, Austrian Airlines has had to do without the services of the badly damaged Airbus A320neo with the registration OE-LZQ. This will not change - at least not in the short term.

About a month ago, the carrier told Aviation.Direct that A decision is expected in July 2024 about the future of this still very young commercial aircraft. A spokeswoman for Austrian Airlines confirmed on request that no decision has been made yet.

The OE-LZQ was towed during a towing operation that, to put it simply, went wrong. severely damagedAt the time of the incident, which occurred at Vienna-Schwechat Airport, there were no passengers on board.

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