Mark Hughes, Falko’s Chief Commercial Officer, expressed enthusiasm about the successful negotiation of this trio of aircraft with Airlink, an esteemed client of Falko. This transaction not only bolsters Falko’s inventory of managed aircraft leased to the carrier but also solidifies the enduring partnership shared between the two entities.

Hughes extended congratulations to Airlink for the latest additions to their fleet while emphasising the strategic importance of the Embraer E190 within Airlink’s operational framework.

Falko’s Expanding Influence in Africa

The arrival of these E190s goes beyond mere fleet expansion for Airlink; it signifies Falko Regional Aircraft Limited’s growing impact and influence in the African aviation market.

In a trendsetting move, Hughes highlighted how the E190 precisely meets Airlink’s operational requirements, efficiently catering to the evolving routes the airline navigates. This not only boosts Airlink’s operational prowess but also underscores Falko’s unwavering dedication to amplifying its presence in the regional aircraft market, with Africa assuming a central role in this expansion.

Insights from Airlink’s CEO

Rodger Foster, Airlink’s Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, echoed his contentment with the finalised lease agreement with Falko. Foster praised the Embraer E190 as a perfect match for Airlink’s diverse network encompassing domestic and Southern African destinations.

Its optimal size enables high-frequency services, ensuring Airlink can meet market demands with efficiency. Foster commended Falko as a dependable lessor and a valued partner, underscoring the collaborative efforts that culminated in a mutually beneficial commercial accord.