• TAAG Angola Airlines has strengthened its long-haul capability with the arrival of a new Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner, the fourth 787 in its fleet and a key step in its ongoing modernisation strategy.
• The aircraft, leased via Bengo LLC and registered D2-TET, landed at Dr. António Agostinho Neto International Airport on 20 December, offering a 367-seat layout designed to boost comfort and efficiency across the network.
• The addition supports TAAG’s expansion plans, sustainability objectives, and ambition to solidify its position as a leading African carrier through a modern fleet and enhanced service delivery.

TAAG Angola Airlines has strengthened its operational capacity with the arrival of a new Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner, which landed on 20 December at Dr. António Agostinho Neto International Airport.

The aircraft, registered D2-TET, is the fourth 787 model to join the national carrier’s fleet and marks another milestone in TAAG’s ongoing modernisation strategy. Acquired under a leasing agreement through Bengo LLC, the aircraft offers a total of 367 seats, including 24 in Business Class and 343 in Economy Class.

Its introduction supports the airline’s plans to expand its international network while delivering improved efficiency, advanced onboard technology, and enhanced passenger comfort.

This addition also reinforces TAAG’s broader vision to position itself as a leading airline on the African continent, backed by a modern fleet and a commitment to sustainability, innovation, and high-quality service.

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