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Airbus' success at Farnborough International Air Show 2004

Farnborough, UK - Orders for 84 airplanes with a total value of USD 10,6bn

The European civil aviation industry leading company, Airbus, has confirmed during the great Farnborough International Air Show 2004 (United Kingdom, July 19-25) its remarkable presence in the international market, with orders for 84 transport airplanes and a total value of some USD 10,6bn. The major cornerstones of such success were the agreements with carriers such as Etihad (see for details AVIONEWS)...

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Rome, Italy, 07/26/2004 12:34
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