Air France has introduced into service the first of eight Airbus A330-200s it has on order, initially on flights from Paris to Boston and Toronto. The General Electric CF6-80E1-powered aircraft features new seats, a lounge area and equipment for disabled passengers. The 211-seat twinjets are replacing Air France's Airbus A310s and Boeing 767-300ERs.
Source: Flight International
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