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Air India wants to revalue the deals with Airbus and Boeing

New Delhi, India - It deals with orders for 35 new planes

The Indian national airline, Air India, has announced the orders stipulated with the American Boeing and the European Airbus will be revalued, because the expansion of the Indian carrier's fleet could have not indifferent repercussions on its turnover. To announce it he has been the Secretary of the Indian aviation, Roy Paul, specifying the purchase of 35 new aircraft, in this particular moment,...

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Rome, Italy, 09/01/2003 12:22
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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