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Qantas will not cancel its orders for A-380

Sydney, Australia - Despite the delay in delivery the Australian airline does not think there will be many problems

Despite the two years delay for the Airbus A-380 delivery, the Qantas has announced it has no intention to cancel its order for the new plane. "We are working with Airbus to resolve the issue- stated the head of Qantas Financial Office, Peter Gregg- We are sure soon they are in the position to resolve the issue they have". Gregg has moreover added Qantas does think there will be restrictions on its...

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Rome, Italy, 10/19/2006 17:57
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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