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BermudAir has announced the addition of a fourth aircraft to its fleet—a modern Embraer E190 named “XBTO.”
“The arrival of our fourth aircraft represents more than just expansion—it’s about strengthening the backbone of our operations,” said Adam Scott, Founder and CEO of BermudAir.
“With this E190, we’re building in the resiliency and flexibility needed to deliver the high reliability and comfort our passengers expect. We’re also proud to once again work with Azorra and to recognise XBTO, one of our earliest and most valued partners.”The plane is named in honour of XBTO Group, a global digital asset and financial services firm with strong ties to Bermuda. XBTO has supported BermudAir since its launch.“We’re honoured to see the XBTO name take flight,” said Philippe Bekhazi, CEO of XBTO. “This aircraft reflects our belief in Bermuda’s future and in strategic partnerships that drive long-term impact. BermudAir embodies that spirit, and we’re proud to support their continued growth.”According to the airline, the new aircraft will allow BermudAir to maintain schedule integrity during maintenance or weather disruptions and meet increased demand during peak travel seasons. It is expected to enter service in the coming weeks.
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