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Air New Zealand Faces Aircraft Availability Challenges Until 2026

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Air New Zealand has revealed that it does not expect significant improvements in aircraft availability until 2026, citing ongoing challenges with its fleet of Boeing 787-9 and Airbus A320neo aircraft. These availability issues have impacted the carrier’s operational capacity and ability to meet growing passenger demand.

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IndiGo Expands Fleet with Four ATR 72-600 Deliveries

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Air India Express Plans Major Fleet Expansion Amid Expected Capacity Surge

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