Airbus Wins Over Southeast Asian 737 Operators

Leithen Francis June 23, 2011
Airbus has made further inroads in Southeast Asia with Garuda Indonesia and Thai Airways International ordering Airbus A320s. These two airlines currently operate Boeing 737s on short-haul routes. Garuda mainline uses Boeing 737-800s, but it has decided its low-cost carrier Citilink will operate...

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