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Korean Air orders 25 Boeing planes

Seoul, South Korea - And has made an option for further 8

Korean Air aims to the highest level. And in order to reach it has decided to trust on the US manufacturer Boeing. In fact today the Asian carrier has announced it has made an order for 25 planes to Boeing for a total value of about USD 25 billion. The airplanes' deliveries will be made between 2009 and 2019, and as well as the ordered airplanes Korean Air has also optioned further 8 Boeing planes....

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Rome, Italy, 11/21/2006 16:23
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