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Air Deccan purchases 30 Airbus A-320

Bombay, India - The deal has been valued about USD 2bn

The Indian carrier, Air Deccan, purchased 30 A-320 aircraft on Tuesday. The value of the deal seems to be about USD 2bn: some Airbus spokesmen revealed. According to the agreement the beginning of planes' delivery is expected in 2007. Asked why Air Deccan chose Airbus over US rival Boeing the carrier's Managing Director claimed "One is the price itself, more than that it is the support package for...

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Rome, Italy, 12/22/2004 15:29
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