Fiji's Air Pacific Orders Five Boeing 787s For Replacement

Steven Lott April 27, 2006
Fiji's national airline Air Pacific yesterday ordered five Boeing 787-9s and took three additional purchase rights to support its plans to replace its 747s and 767s on long-haul routes. The order was included last week on the Boeing orders and deliveries web site, attributed to an unidentified...

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