Fiji’s Air Pacific has cancelled its order for eight Boeing 787s.
“Air Pacific and Boeing confirmed that the airline has cancelled its order for eight 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft which had been scheduled for delivery in 2015,” the two companies said in a joint statement. “Both companies noted that they were continuing to work with each other on solutions for replacing the airline’s current widebody fleet of B747 and B767 aircraft.”
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Air Pacific ordered five 787-9s in April 2006, taking purchase rights for another three in December 2007.
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