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CYPRUS AIRWAYS WILL REPLACE ITS AGEING FLEET WITH AIRBUS AND BOEING PLANES

NICOSIA, CYPRUS, Friday Cyprus Airways, the state carrier, announced it will replace its ageing fleet of Airbus planes partly from the same French company and partly with American Boeings. The company will buy two Airbus A319-100, 125-seat planes for about dlrs 35 million each, and two additional Airbus 300-seater, A330-200 planes. The deal with Seattle-based Boeing Co. involves the leasing of four...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 8387
Rome, Italy, 02/19/2001 15:27
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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