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New Air France-KLM orders would be split between Airbus and Boeing

Paris, France - The carrier has also launched a new low-cost service

The French press reported the news today, Friday, July 22, not confirmed by the carrier, about Air France-KLM that intends to order 100 long-haul aircraft sharing orders between Airbus and Boeing: according to rumors were chosen 25 A-350 and as many B-787, plus the same options on each. According to sources, company management should meet next Wednesday and the official announcement should be made...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1132226
Rome, Italy, 07/22/2011 15:00
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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