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British Airways increases Airbus fleet

London, United Kingdom - The delivery is predicted in 2008-2010

British Airways has ordered eight new Airbus A-320 aircraft for delivery in 2008-2010. It is the first step towards a single short-haul fleet across British Airways' network. The airline will also upgrade the Gatwick short-haul fleet by replacing the oldest 14 Boeing 737s with Airbus A-319 aircraft. BA chief executive, Willie Walsh, said: "Gatwick is an important part of our short-haul strategy...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1074124
Rome, Italy, 05/21/2007 15:05
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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