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Jazeera Airways: early an order for aircraft worth $ 3 billion

It aims to become the low-cost reference for the Middle East, and beyond

Jazeera Airways by the beginning of next year should order 25 aircraft from Airbus or Boeing in a deal that could be worth about 3 billion dollars, and as explained the CEO Rohit Ramachandran the airline will decide between A-320neo and the B-737 MAX which will be placed side by side or by the A-220 or Embraer E-2. A new challenge for the two industrial giants that could therefore receive important...

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Kuwait City, Kuwait, 12/06/2018 18:26
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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