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Metro expands hangar for ACJs

Tuesday, 14 March 2000

To accommodate the A319CJ, Metro Business Aviation is expanding Hangar 5 at London Stansted airport. One such aircraft will be based at Stansted and Metro engineering will support the United Airlines European A319CJ support service programme. The work on the hangar started on February 22 and is expected to be completed by April 16, 2000.

To accommodate the A319CJ, Metro Business Aviation is expanding Hangar 5 at London Stansted airport. One such aircraft will be based at Stansted and Metro engineering will support the United Airlines European A319CJ support service programme.\rThe work on the hangar started on February 22 and is expected to be completed by April 16, 2000.