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Qatar Airways could finalise the purchase of 80 Airbus A-350

Doha , Qatar - According to Akbar Al Baker, CEO of the airline

Akbar Al Baker, Qatar Airways's CEO, has announced as reported by "Financial Times" that his airline could commission the manufacturer Airbus an order for 80 new A-350s, to be added to the two A-380s already requested. The agreement would be probably signed within mid-2007, and marks a further important investment for the carrier, that this year celebrates ten yeas of flying. Qatar Airways, Arab...

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Rome, Italy, 03/16/2007 17:26
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