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Air New Zealand expects that additional leased aircraft will enable it to fulfill its network plans despite having to ground some of its Boeing 787s because of Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engine problems. The airline plans to introduce two dry-leased 777s, Air New Zealand CEO Christopher Luxon said on...
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