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Air India evaluates maxi aircraft order

Up to 370 new aircraft: the Tata Group's initiative to revive the airline

Flag carrier Air India is reportedly considering an order for aircraft, produced by both European Airbus and US-based Boeing, worth 50 billion dollars. The initiative has been taken by the Tata Group, which recently took its control, and is part of the airline's revitalization plan. The official announcement is not expected to come before the end of the "Farnborough Airshow", which ends next July 22. The...

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Farnborough, United Kingdom, 07/20/2022 12:09
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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