
Big farewell to 767 at Air NZ
Air New Zealand is farewelling the wide-body workhorse that opened up the Pacific Rim.
Air New Zealand is farewelling the wide-body workhorse that opened up the Pacific Rim.
The airline appreciated the importance of passengers being able to work on board.
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