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Airbus expects to keep its advantage on Boeing for narrow-body aircraft market

Paris, France - "I think we will keep a 60/40 split in the market"

Airbus expects to keep a sharp advantage on Boeing for narrow-body aircraft orders in the 2011/2012 two-year period, according to the declarations released by John Lehay, chief commercial and chief operating officer customers of the EADS Group's firm on Thursday 25 October 2012. Leahy communicated this forecast speaking at the French-American Foundation in Paris, coming back from the signature of the...

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Rome, Italy, 10/25/2012 16:06
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