TAAG Angola to return parked Boeing 737-700 QC to passenger service

TAAG Angola Airlines is putting a Boeing 737-700 Quick Change back into passenger use after more than a year on the ground, ferrying the aircraft from Lithuania to Luanda in early October.

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TAAG Angola Airlines plans to return a Boeing 737-700 QC to passenger service after the aircraft spent more than a year parked, according to the airline.

The jet, registered D2-TBK, was ferried from Kaunas in Lithuania via Faro to Luanda on 6 October, arriving the following day.

The aircraft is the Quick Change version of the 737-700, which can be configured for either passenger or cargo flights. In its passenger layout it has 120 seats: twelve in business class and 108 in economy.

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