Air Afrique has initiated its fleet rationalisation with the delivery of one of its first of two Airbus A330-200s, on lease from International Lease Finance. The West African multinational carrier, which flies five Airbus A300s, two A310s and two Boeing 737-300s, will use the Pratt & Whitney PW4168-powered 232-seaters on international services.
Source: Flight International
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