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Gulf Air gets another Boeing 737-800
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Gulf Air’s flight operations have received a further boost with the introduction of a second new narrow-body aircraft to the airline’s fleet. The Boeing 737-800, which joined the airline’s fleet, will further enhance the airline’s capacity to cope with its winter needs, says Gulf Air Acting President and Chief Executive Bjorn Naf.

 

“The seamless addition of these aircraft is part of our strategy to boost operations out of our Bahrain hub and our alignment programme to prepare for future growth,” says Mr. Naf.

The first 737-800 leased aircraft arrived last month.

“We aim to be the airline of choice and these additions will further boost the operational efficiency of Bahrain’s flag carrier and in return strengthen the product for our customers.”

Vicky Karantzavelou - Tuesday, November 13, 2007
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