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Iraqi Airways is looking for a 2-billion-dollar loan to pay the aircraft ordered from Boeing

Baghdad, Iraq - The company might also purchase five Bombardier CS-300s

Iraq is in need of a loan of roughly 2 billion dollars (1.45 billion Euros) in order to finance the purchase of 41 aircraft it ordered from Boeing during the past years and destined to the fleet of state-owned company Iraqi Airways. As confirmed by Iraqi Deputy Transport Minister Bangen Rekani during an interview with "Businessweek", a committe with representatives from the Transport and Finance...

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Rome, Italy, 04/02/2014 18:11
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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