New Airbuses Won't Rush Boeing 737s From SAA Fleet

Staff March 13, 2002
South African Airways' somewhat surprising purchase of Airbus narrowbodies last week will not alter the carrier's plans to operate its leased Boeing 737s until their terms expire in the 2005-2010 timeframe. The airline plans to replace 737-200s with 11 Airbus A319s in 2005 when the Boeing planes...

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