Flash back to the fabulous arrival of our new A330-330 this week in Beja, Portugal. Read more at: https://hifly.aero/media-center/hi-fly-adds-one-more-a330-300-to-its-fleet/ | Hi Fly

A look back at the arrival of Hi Fly A340 on the evening of March 27th, after flying from Shanghai, China, on a mission to help Portuguese efforts to battle the global coronavirus outbreak. Mirpuri Foundation | Hi Fly

8.6K views · 270 reactions | Take a look inside the Hi Fly Airbus A380-800, that is now able to offer more than 300m3 of volume capacity and close to 60 tons of cargo. Hi Fly has created extra cargo capacity by temporarily removing economy seats of some of its aircraft, including the iconic A380 “Save the Coral Reefs”, to meet the high cargo demands during covid-19 crisis. #A380 #CargoFlights | Hi Fly | Facebook

The final goodbye to Portugal 🇵🇹 A380 9H-MIP took-off from runway 01L at Beja Airport, followed by two fly-by’s over the runway, one at low speed, one at high speed. Then a rapid climb and acceleration to cruising altitude and speed, headed to the Atlantic Ocean, around 100 nautical miles west of Lisbon. Sky art in the shape of a heart was drew at 40000’, then aircraft proceeded enroute to Toulouse. The flight was under the command of Captain Carlos Mirpuri. A goodbye that left tears in the ey

November 2nd, 2025, flight Hi Fly 801 landing at Wolf’s Fang Runway. For the fifth consecutive year, Hi Fly has returned to the White Continent, marking another milestone in its pioneering Antarctica operations. Check the Captain’s Log: https://hifly.aero/media-center/hi-fly-celebrates-five-years-of-antarctica-operations/ 📷 White Desert Antarctica Airbus | Hi Fly

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A Tribute to the iconic Hi Fly Airbus A380 9H-MIP, a record breaker aircraft that proudly displayed Mirpuri Foundation "Save the Coral Reefs" campaign. Farewell flight tomorrow, 17 December, 10.30 UTC, from Beja to Toulouse. @Airbus | Hi Fly