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Air France: the B-737 leaves the French airline's fleet

Rome, Italy - After 25 years of activity

"After 25 years of operations, last Monday, June 11, the last Boeing 737 aircraft of the Air France's fleet made its final route Paris-Roissy-CdG/Turin and return, piloted by Eric Monlouis, Captain and head of 737 Division of the carrier. On board of the return flight (AF-1703) Turin-Roissy-CdG, were 89 passengers, 11 of them in Espace Affaires (Business class) and 78 in Tempo (Economy's one). Registered...

fra/pec - 1075292
Rome, Italy, 06/13/2007 19:40
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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