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Korean Air selected engines for its A-380s

Seoul, South Korea - An agreement for 23 aero-engines from Engine Alliance

The Korean largest carrier has selected the GP7200 engine by US-based Engine Alliance (owned by General Electric and Pratt&Whitney) for its A-380s. It signed a deal for acquiring 23 engines worth USD 300 million and they will used on its five Airbus A-380s that Korean Air is expected to introduce in its fleet starting from 2007. The GP7200 are able to save the 10% of jet fuel compared with the current...

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