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Air New Zealand orders neos as first 787-9 flies
Fleet renewal continues apace at Kiwi flag carrier
Air New Zealand used the annual IATA conference in Qatar in June to announce it is ordering 13 Airbus A320neo airliners, including no fewer than three A321neos which will be used to operate trans-Tasman and Pacific island services from late 2017.
This whole ‘end of the line’ thing is ‘the dog ate my homework’ excuse… christopher luxon
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