China Southern Starts Fleet Replacement Program With First 737 Delivery

Staff August 27, 2002
China Southern Airlines has officially started it fleet replacement plan with the delivery of its first Boeing 737-800. The airline has ordered 20 -800s to replace older 737s it currently flies. The planned configuration is 167 seats divided into two classes, eight in first and 159 in economy.

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