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Korean Air: soon new orders of B-787/9 and in the future B-777X or A-350 planes?

The company's president reveals it

Korean Air President Walter Cho said -to the local press- that the carrier will probably soon order new aircraft from Boeing, so that it can begin to replace most of the widebody airplanes currently in use. The main purchase will be that of the B-787/9 which would reduce costs and optimize the large fleet. The Dreamliner should replace all long-range aircraft with the exception of the B-777, for which...

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Seoul, South Korea, 10/19/2018 12:12
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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