Boeing has delivered a Next-Generation 737-800
to Air Austral, as part of the airline's modernization plan for
its medium-haul fleet.
The airplane is the first of two the
airline ordered to replace one 737-300 and one 737-500 in its
fleet.
The new airplane continues the Boeing-Air Austral
relationship that began 20 years ago with the 737 Classic.
The
delivery ceremony was attended by Gerard Etheve, president of the
directory and chief executive officer of Air Austral.
The airline
is headquartered in St. Denis, Reunion, a French Department island
located east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean.
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