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Air Zimbabwe Comes To The End Of The Road

February 28, 2012 by flyingfish 4 Comments

For nearly a year the writing has been on the wall that Air Zimbabwe’s days were numbered. In May 2011 the airline struggled to survive amid sanctions imposed by the European Union, at the same time the airline barely managed to keep it’s pair of Boeing 767-200s in flight, after nearly having one of…

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Air Zimbabwe Comes To The End Of The Road

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