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Norwegian cancels orders for Boeing planes

And it makes claims for damages for the forced grounding of the B-737 MAX

Norwegian Air has announced that it has informed the American industry Boeing on the cancellation of orders relating to a total of 97 aircraft, namely 5 B-787 and 92 B-737 MAX. The Northern European airline also decided on the unilateral termination of the GoldCare service contracts relating to the two models in question. The Oslo carrier will also ask for compensation for the damage suffered by the...

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Oslo, Norway, 06/30/2020 15:30
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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