Texel Air Australasia completes world's first EDTO 120 flight on Boeing 737-800 converted freighter
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Background ✨
Texel Air Australasia opened a new office in Auckland, enhancing its operational presence in New Zealand1. The airline became the first carrier to utilise Chatham Islands Tuuta Airport's extended runway, which now accommodates Boeing 737-sized aircraft2. A seven-year partnership with Team Global Express introduced four Boeing 737-800F aircraft, aiming to improve delivery efficiency and reliability along regional routes3. Texel Air Australasia received a Boeing 737-800BCF, converted in China, leased from AerCap4.