Talk:Air Mauritius
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This sentence: "Up until now, Air Mauritius has not had any tragic accidents." worries me a little - is it needed? Nevilley
[edit] Huh?
It started airline operations in August 1972 with a Piper Navajo aircraft on a flight from Mauritius to Réunion. International operations started in 1977. - That is to say, MRU-RUN is not international? Or was the 1972 service to Rodrigues and not Réunion? --apoivre 09:52, 16 August 2006 (UTC)
Reply: In the aviation jargon a flight between MRU and RUN or ZSE is called an interisland route and not considered to be international.
