[W799] Cresentius Airways - Explorer of LH market model in AM

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5 Oct, 2001

2 Stops 2 Another Continent
Cresentius Airways HQ, London, United Kingdom

Our extensive network of long haul routes, covering every populated continent

  Welcome to the press release of Cresentius Airways, the only Long-haul airlines in W799. The image above is our network of long haul routes. Let us tell you a bit more about our glorious past. Cresentius Airways was founded on 3 Jan, 98, with an Ex-Air Express Algeria Let L-420 "Turbolet". We reached our peak in mid-98, as the largest airline ever existed in W799. However, after two uncessful attempts to improve our service, we decided to switch our focus on the largely untapped Long Haul market in the year 2000. Two years have passed, and our airline became the major Long Haul airlines, with more than 70 thousand people choose our premium long haul service every day.

Cresentius Airways currently operates the following fleet:

100 (+ 21) Douglas DC 8-72
29 (+ 12) Bombardier Global Challenger
5 (+ 5) Ilyushin Il-76TD
3 (+ 0) Boeing 767-200ER
2 (+ 0) Boeing 717-200HGW
1 (+ 0) Boeing 737-700HGW    [LEASED]

Numbers coloured in blue indicates the number of planes we are / will be purchasing.

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Frequent, Cheap, Great Service, Cresentius Australia.
Cresentius Australia HQ, Sydney, Australia

  Welcome to the press release for Cresentius Australia, the Australian Subsidiary of Cresentius Airways. Before introducing our current fleet to you, we'll let you know our short history in Australia. In early 2001, the first Australia - Europe flight, CRZ 8000 from Longdon Heathrow (via. Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International) landed on Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport. Our CEO, Alberico Leone noticed that the local market was dominated by a few airlines, charging intercontinental prices for what would be a normal short inter-city hop. Therefore, we entered the Australian market with a brand-new Boeing 717-200HGW, providing Australians a cheap and efficient way to fly across the vast Tasman Sea. Three other 717 soon joined the new Cresentius Australia and few changes have occured since then.



Cresentius Australia currently operates the following fleet:

4 (+ 0) Boeing 717-200HGW

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