As part of its much touted new business plan strategy that will see Air Namibia turn around its flagging fortunes in the next four years, the national carrier announced Thursday that it has signed lease agreements for two brand new Airbus A330-200 aircraft.
The two new aircraft, part of a fleet renewal programme that began last year, are expected in the country sometime in October next year. Currently in production, the two aircraft will replace the existing two A340-300 planes whose lease agreements will not be renewed.
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