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IndiGo: change to the orders of the A-320neo in A-321LR?

The risk is to polarize sales on the new version of the twin-engine

There is not only AirAsia X that would like to change the order made to Airbus for the A-330neo by purchasing the A-321LR instead, because also the largest Indian carrier IndiGo decided to take this route, switching 125 of its A-320neo ordered in as many A -321LR. The new version of the twin-engine aircraft is becoming an important success for the European aerospace company, but it could start to...

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Delhi, India, 11/12/2018 13:13
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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