Air New Zealand To Retire Last 767-200

Staff March 07, 2005
Air New Zealand's last Boeing 767-200 is scheduled to leave the fleet after 20 years in service. The aircraft (ZK-NBA) was delivered from the Boeing in September 1985 and operated its last flight from Sydney to Auckland over the weekend. ANZ's 767-200s will be replaced by -300s and Airbus A320s.

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