Fly Wex
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Fly Wex was a cargo airline
Cargo airline
Cargo airlines are airlines dedicated to the transport of cargo. Some cargo airlines are divisions or subsidiaries of larger passenger airlines.-Logistics:...

 based in Brescia
Brescia
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, Italy
Italy
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. It operates domestic cargo services and international services in Europe
Europe
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. Its main base was Brescia Airport
Brescia Airport
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History

The airline was established on 27 July 2001 as SixCargo. The name was changed to Fly Wex on 30 August 2004. It is owned by Alberto Leali, Chief Executive, (35%), Luigi Franceschetti, Chairman, (35%) and Paolo Mondini (30%).. Fly Wex license was revoked in 2007 april.

Fleet

Fly Wex operates the following aircraft (at March 2007) :
  • 1 Fokker F27-500RF
    Fokker F27
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