Airline Petroleum Air Services (PAS) will spend USD 80 mn in 2017 on modernizing its fleet used to service petroleum companies and projects, vice president Hany Abdoun said, according to Daily News Egypt. The company is expected to receive newly purchased airplanes in July and October, according to preliminary agreements, Abdoun said.
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