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Air New Zealand crew arrives in France to enter into possession of the first A-320

Tolouse, France - By March 2004 7 aircraft should be available

An Air New Zealand crew arrived in France to carry in the Native land the first one of the 15 Airbus A-320 aircraft acquired from the carrier. But the official ceremony will be kept in Tolouse on next Monday and the airplane will arrive in Auckland only on September 21 but evidently the wait was too much. Air New Zealand expects to operate at least 7 of the new aircraft by March 2004.

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 52621
Rome, Italy, 09/11/2003 17:18
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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