Air New Zealand Launches A320s To Replace 767-200s and 737-300s

Credit: AIR NEW ZEALAND
Air New Zealand has launched the first of its Airbus A320 flights on trans-Tasman Sea routes from Auckland to Sydney and by 2006 expects all 15 A320s it has ordered to be in service. They're replacing four Boeing 767-200s and nine 737-300s on trans-Tasman and Pacific services, but the addition of...

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