Air NZ's dismay at engine troubles, Rolls-Royce responds after airline group blasts manufacturers
Some jet engine problems hobbling Air New Zealand are getting fixed but the airline's chief has voiced a lack of confidence in Rolls-Royce.
CEO Greg Foran told the Herald he was happy with Pratt & Whitney's progress on issues with engines for Airbus A320 and A321neo aircraft.
Foran was at
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Air NZ's dismay at engine troubles, Rolls-Royce responds after airline group blasts manufacturers
Some jet engine problems hobbling Air New Zealand are getting fixed but the airline's chief has voiced a lack of confidence in Rolls-Royce. CEO Greg Foran told the Herald he was happy with Pratt & Whitney's progress on issues with engines for Airbus A320 and A321neo aircraft. Foran was at
