Air Seychelles has taken delivery of its second A330-200 aircraft, named ‘Vallée de Mai’ after Seychelles’ second UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site.
The airline said the arrival of the aircraft allows it to enhance its flexibility and scheduling options, including flying into new markets such as Hong Kong and increasing its frequencies across its existing international routes, while reducing transit times and increasing connectivity.
The A330-200 is configured with 18 seats in business class and 236 in economy.