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Air Arabia: CEO announces next order from 100 aircraft

The B-737 MAX is also expected to be evaluated

In the coming months, a maxi-order from 100 (or more) narrow-body aircraft for Airbus or Boeing from the low-cost Air Arabia could arrive. To make it known was the Chief Executive Officer of the carrier Adel Ali speaking to the press today in Dubai, specifying that "it is necessary that we send an order as soon as possible to modernize our fleet of 54 Airbus A-320s". Presumably, the agreement will...

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Dubai, UAE, 04/30/2019 14:19
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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