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Air New Zealand to replace Boeing aircraft with Airbus

Wellington, New Zealand - An important change

The first Airbus A-320 was delivered to the NZ carrier as part of a program to replace its short-haul Boeing fleet with Airbus aircraft. Other 15 will follow by 2006, replacing old Boeing 767-200s and 737-300s. Though Air New Zealand has been an exclusive customer of Boeing for its jet aircraft fleet, the deal offered by Airbus was so cheap that Boeing declined to match it. According to the airline,...

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Rome, Italy, 10/02/2003 12:53
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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