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Airwork NZ 737-400 for it's frieghter company

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Airwork NZ which is a New Zealand based air freight airline which has fleets of 737-300's 737-219's and a few old F27 ex anz aircraft. The company is expected to introduce the Boeing 737-400's into there fleet to replace the aging 737's that are more then 25 years old. Some of which are former Air NZ or Ansett Australia aircraft. Airwork will spend about $105 million on replacement aircraft which are purchased from other airlines to be converted into freighter aircraft.… (fijitimes.com) More...

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zkokp777
zkokp777 2
tHEY WERE GOOD AIRCRAFT FOR AIRLINES VERY ECONOMICAL EVEN THE CEO OF AMERICAN AIRLINES SAID THAT.
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sueridge307
sueridge307 1
Yep I can remember the 737-219's which were former NAC NZ aircraft years back. Some still fly the skies others are stored WFU soon anz will retire the remaining 737-319's from it's fleet I don't know why they don't continue ordering the 737-8s or 737-919's
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