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Sacl carries on with modification work to serve A-380

Sydney, Australia - The Australian Government announced all local potential A-380 destinations will be ready to serve the aircraft by the time it comes into service

Sacl (Sydney Airport Corporation) carries on with modification work to serve the new Airbus aircraft A-380, though it took place a breakdown in negotiations with carriers about both a long term pricing plan to cover airport charges and arguments about who should supply with payment for the work. Sydney Government announced that all potential A-380 destinations in Australia will be ready to serve the...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 111469
Rome, Italy, 01/07/2005 13:01
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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