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Emirates: order for Airbus worth USD 4,2 billion cancelled

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Tha carrier will send team to check on order for superjumbos

Emirates Airline said it was cancelling orders and options for 20 Airbus A-340/600 aircraft and sending a team to the company's headquarters in France and Germany to check the promised delivery dates for an order for the A-380 superjumbo. Emirates Airline said it was reviewing all its options after a further 10-month delay on delivery of its order of 45 Airbus A-380 jumbo jets. The spokeswoman said...

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Rome, Italy, 10/30/2006 14:24
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