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Air France renews its fleet for 7 millions dollars

Paris, France - But Airbus will concede a big discount

Air France-Klm renews the contract with Airbus for USD 7 million ordering two new super-jumbo (the first one will arrive in 2009) and 30 A-320 aircraft, but could pay much less. The agreement is about the indemnity for delay of a A-320's delivery aircraft and it's probable that Airbus makes a notable discount, as it happened to Emirate Airlines that has ordered 15 A-380 quite for free as compensation...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1074389
Rome, Italy, 05/24/2007 17:16
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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