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  • | [[Aero Zambia]] ||Z9|| RZL || - || [[File:Boeing 737-202C, Aero Zambia AN2308601.jpg|100px]]||1994 || 2000 ...ambezi Airlines]] ||ZJ||ZMA||ZAMBEZI WINGS||[[File:Zambezi Airlines Boeing 737-500 Volpati-1.jpg|100px]]|| 2008 || 2012
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  • [[File:Boeing 737-202C, Aero Zambia AN2308601.jpg|thumb|Aero Zambia Boeing 737-202 at [[OR Tambo International AIrport]] in 1999]] ...They offered Business and Economy Classes. Aero Zambia operated two Boeing 737-200's, 9J-AFU and 9J-AFW which was a Combi version.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http
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  • .... In 1975 the [[Boeing 707]] replaced the DC-8 and the [[Boeing 737|Boeing 737-200]] replaced the BAC 1-11s and was often put into service to [[Johannesbu ...eplaced the HS.748s. The next fleet expansion consisted a of [[Boeing 757|Boeing 757-200F]] which substituted one of the 707s. Zambia Airways ordered the [
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  • ...abwe in which the airline was allowed to use Air Zimbabwe's Boeing 737 and Boeing 767 aircraft for the flights between Lusaka and London, Dubai, Lubumbashi a
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  • ...rways Boeing 737-200 Mutzenberg.jpg|thumb|right|A Zambian Airways [[Boeing 737-200]] in [[Lusaka]], April 2007.]] |[[Boeing 737-200]]
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  • ...e first operated an [[Embraer 120]]. In May 2009, it acquired two [[Boeing 737-500]]. In June 2009, operations to [[Johannesburg]], [[South Africa]], and |[[Boeing 737-500]]
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  • ...wrong airport | url=http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2009-05/01/boeing-737-lands-at-wrong-airport | work=Wired.co.uk | year=2009 | accessdate=16 Nov 2
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  • .../blog/2013/05/20/proflights-new-bird-to-boost-tourism/]</ref> although the Boeing was returned to the lessor, [[Star Air Cargo]], in 2014.
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