Air Namibia's new A330s arrive this week

Air Namibia will be receiving the first of its two new Airbus A330-200 aircraft later this week.

African Aerospace reported in June that the addition of the two new Airbus aircraft into its fleet will herald the start of a major upgrade of the airline’s long haul inflight product.
The second A330-200 is expected to enter the national air carrier’s fleet in November
Paulus Homateni Nakawa, the head of corporate communications for Air Namibia, is positive that the airline’s passengers will appreciate the new aircraft regardless if they are flying in business class or economy. “Across the entire cabin, both in business and in economy class, the A330-200 offers individual personal video screens for each seat, with ‘video on demand’. The video and audio on-demand concept means that the user has ability to pause, rewind, fast forward, or skip to any point in the movie. In short, while on board, our passengers will be able to work, eat, play, relax and sleep all in world-class comfort and style,” he said.