China Southern Takes Delivery Of Sixth Boeing 737 NG

Staff January 30, 2003
China Southern Airlines took delivery of its sixth Next-Generation Boeing 737-800. The aircraft is part of an order for 20 planes China Southern placed in October 2001, replacing current 737 series aircraft.

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