by Payload Asia
Gulf Air has announced that five of itsBoeing 767 fleet are back in service.
The remaining four aircraft, awaitingslot allocation for planned maintenancechecks, will gradually re-enterservice.
The B767s were taken out of serviceby Gulf Air to conduct a thoroughcheck, following the detection of tracesof corrosion in one of them during aplanned maintenance inspection.
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