LanChile is introducing on its intercontinental services the first of the seven AirbusA340-300s it has on order. The second aircraft is to arrive this month. Meanwhile, new widebodies will replace Boeing 767-300ERs on flights to Europe, North America and the South Pacific. The Chilean airline also has 25 A320s on order, deliveries of which are due to begin this month.
Source: Flight International
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