Zimbabweans wanting to travel on their national airline
have had their travel plans disrupted as Air Zimbabwe’s only plane in service
undergoes a mandatory maintenance check.
The maintenance check on the Boeing 767-200ER began last
Thursday and is expected to last until June 19.
In the interim, Air Zimbabwe management are working on
alternative arrangements so that normal services can be resumed by Tuesday,
ZimLive reported.
Delayed passengers have been contacted and put on other
lines, including FastJet and South African Airways which have picked up the
slack and are now responsible for moving most passengers between Harare and
Johannesburg and Harare and Bulawayo.
Air Zimbabwe recently took delivery of an Embraer ERJ145
which is expected to ease pressure on the Boeing 767.
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