Boeing 777-300er Purchase Boosts TAAG’s Role in Aviation

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Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

28 June 2011

Luanda — The country’s recent procurement of Boeing 777-300ER aircraft promotes the role played by the national flag carrier of Angola (TAAG) in the aviation world.

This was said to Angop on Tuesday in Luanda by the permanent representative of the US Company to Angola, David Beberfall.

According to him, one of the advantages of the aircraft is the large transportation capacity of passengers and cargo, and this is an extremely big progress to the dignity of TAAG.

David Beberfall also said that the growth Angolan airlines has become evident since the time 737.747 and 777-200 classic started operating and now 777-300ER, a modern and high tech aircraft.

Estimated at USD 375.4 million, Boeing 777-300 ER, denominated Sagrada Esperança, has been in Angola since 17 June and started its inaugural flight to Brazil.

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Boeing 777-300er Purchase Boosts TAAG’s Role in Aviation