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Air New Zealand has completed another major step in its fleet renewal program with the retirement of its last Boeing 767s. The airline flew its final 767-300ER flight last week, and officially phased out its two remaining aircraft of this type. Air New Zealand has been refreshing its fleet in recent...
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