Star Alliance’s EgyptAir To Include 777-300ERs In Widebody Fleet

Darren Shannon September 02, 2008
EgyptAir is adding Boeing 777-300ERs to its long-haul fleet. As part of this expansion, the carrier has placed a firm order for two of the type and has options on two more. And according to Boeing, the carrier has also signed a lease agreement for six more 777-300ERs. Deliveries of the leased...

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