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A-380: compensations worth EUR 90m have been forecasted

Toulouse, France - They are likely to be destined to the first Airbus' customers due to delays in deliveries

Compensations worth about GBP 60m (around EUR 89m). This is what would have been forecasted by Airbus due to delays in delivering the A-380 long haul 555-840 seats airliners to the first customers (from two to six months). The first real commercial flight could infact be postponed till 2007 but its European maker denied that the problem was determined by technical reasons. The complexity of the programme...

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Rome, Italy, 09/20/2005 19:12
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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