US EditionRwandAir adds B737-800s, eyes A330 to boost reliability
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RwandAir has received two new Boeing 737-800 aircraft this month, one of which has already entered service on commercial lines, marking an important step in strengthening its fleet. The arrival of these two aircraft comes after a period of technical disruption which had affected the availability of certain aircraft and caused adjustments in the flight programs of the Rwandan airline. The Boeing 737-800 received are configured with 12 seats in th…
RwandAir adds B737-800s, eyes A330 to boost reliability
RwandAir (WB, Kigali) has reported the delivery of two more B737-800s, the return to service of newly serviced aircraft, and the expected arrival of an A330-200 in the fourth quarter of 2025. The airline says this will boost capacity, reduce delays, and improve reliability following several unexpected technical disruptions across parts of its fleet in recent weeks that temporarily reduced the number of aircraft available for operations. The B737…
RwandAir takes delivery of two new B737-800s
RwandAir has expanded its fleet this month with the arrival of two Boeing 737-800 aircraft, one of which is already in active service. The airline has also successfully returned several previously grounded aircraft to operation after undergoing technical servicing. A third aircraft is expected to join the fleet in the fourth quarter of the year, further strengthening operational reliability. These additions come after a challenging period in whi…
RwandAir expands fleet with new Boeing Jets to restore reliability - Africa Sustainability Matters
A new chapter in African aviation is taking shape as RwandAir expands its fleet with the arrival of two Boeing 737-800 aircraft, while preparing for the delivery of another narrow-body and a wide-body Airbus A330-200 later this year. The announcement has been interpreted not simply as a measure to stabilis e operations after recent disruptions, but as a statement of ambition: the national carrier is positioning itself as a reliable, sustainable…
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