Virgin Australia announced on Wednesday that it will add four additional Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft and will have priority access to a B737NG full-flight simulator to be deployed in Jandakot, near Perth, as part of a long-term partnership with the global flight provider. CAE aviation training.
These Boeing 737 MAX 8s join a further four MAX aircraft announced in April 2022. This increased capacity is in line with Virgin Australia’s growth strategy, bringing its total Boeing 737 fleet to 92 (consisting of 737-700, 737-800 and Boeing MAX 8).
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Virgin Australia Group CEO Jayne Hrdlicka said today’s announcements demonstrate the airline’s commitment to the Australian aviation market and the sustainable growth of its fleet for long-term success.
“Despite the challenges facing our industry, travel demand remains strong and we are responding with a long-term focus by increasing the efficiency and sustainability of our fleet with four additional Boeing MAX 8s joining our fleet tomorrow. from 2023.
“I am also delighted to announce a long-term partnership with world-class aviation training provider CAE, which will deploy a 737NG full flight simulator for Virgin Australia at its training center in Jandakot, near Perth,” added Hrdlicka.
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