the Asia-Pacific region. Codeshare agreements TAAG Angola Airlines has codeshare agreements with the following airlines: Air France British Airways Brussels Airlines Kenya Airways KLM LAM Mozambique Airlines Lufthansa Royal Air Maroc South African Airways Fleet Current fleet TAAG operates the following aircraft (as of July 2022): Historical fleet The company previously operated the following aircraft: Airbus A340-300 Antonov An-26 Boeing 707-320B Boeing 707-320C Boeing 727-100C Boeing 737-200 Advanced Boeing 737-200C Boeing 747-300 Boeing 747-300 Combi Boeing 747-400 Caravelle Douglas C-47A Douglas DC-8-30 Douglas DC-8-50 Fokker 50 Fokker F27-100 Fokker F27-200 Fokker F27-400 Fokker F27-500 Fokker F27-600 Ilyushin Il-62M Lockheed L-100-20 Lockheed L-100-30 Lockheed L-1011-500 Yakovlev Yak-40 In-flight service TAAG Angola Airlines became OnAir first Sub-Saharan customer. The carrier plans to offer inflight connectivity on board the Boeing 777-300ER fleet starting . First Class First Class, branded as Diamond First Class, is available only on TAAG's Boeing 777 aircraft. First class features fully flat-bed seats with AVOD in-flight entertainment. Additionally, amenity kits, pillows, and blankets are given to first class passengers. Passengers also have designated check-in desks and have access to TAAG's Welwitchia Lounge in Luanda Airport. Business Class Business Class, known as Executiva Class, is found on all TAAG aircraft. On the Boeing 777 fleet, the seats are angled lie-flat with AVOD in-flight entertainment in each seat. Amenity kits, pillows, and blankets are given to all Business Class passengers. Additionally, they are entitled to priority check-in and also have access to TAAG's Welwitchia Lounge in Luanda Airport. Economy Class Branded as HighFly Economic Class, TAAG's long-haul economy class cabin is equipped with AVOD in-flight entertainment. The seats feature footrests and winged headrests for extra comfort. Pillows and blankets are given to all economy class passengers, and hot meals are served on all international flights. In-Flight Entertainment All TAAG long-haul aircraft are equipped with AVOD entertainment throughout all cabins. Known as Palanca, there are two variations throughout the Boeing 777 fleet. Rockwell Collins' dTES system is installed on the B777-200ERs, while the newer B777-300ERs possess the Thales TopSeries™ Audio Video On-demand System. The B737-700 fleet features drop-down LCD screens, used to show cabin-wide movies and a moving map display. Additionally, TAAG has an in-flight magazine and an in-flight entertainment guide, both known as austral. Accidents and incidents Accidents involving fatalities 29 November 1982: An Antonov 26, registration D2-TAB, that operated a non-scheduled passenger service, flew into mountainous terrain and crashed. All