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IAG orders 18 new Dreamliner aircraft: oxygen for Boeing

Everett, USA - The new aircraft will replace some of British Airways' 747/400s

Good news for Boeing in the troubled affair of the Dreamliner: International Airlines Group (IAG, the holding which includes British Airways and Iberia) announced it converted 18 options for the purchase of 787 aircraft in firm order, which will be added to a previous order of 24 airplanes. This is the second order in 2013 for the state-of-the-art aircraft of the American aerospace company, after...

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Rome, Italy, 04/04/2013 12:25
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