RAAF’s first 737 MAX 8 arrives in Canberra

Posted on July 15, 2024 by Guest authors

Registered A62-001, the jet is one of two slated to arrive in coming months and will be used to fly government ministers and the Governor-General, replacing two ageing 737-700s.

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