SAA Takes Delivery Of First Three 737-800s In 21-Aircraft Order

Staff July 14, 2000
South African Airways took delivery of three Boeing 737-800s with winglets, Boeing said yesterday, adding that the order previously was listed under "unidentified customers." The three are the first of 21 new 737s the airline ordered, it said. Coleman Andrews, SAA CEO, said some of the airline's...

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