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Northwest Airlines presents its first A-330/300 to the media

Detroit, Usa - The new Airbus will replace DC-10s

Northwest Airlines will roll its first Airbus A-330/300 out for the media today at Detroit Metro Airport, its largest hub. Northwest is buying 24 of the wide-body, twin-engine jets between now and 2008: ten will be A-330/200s that can seat 243 passengers and 14 will be the larger A-330/300s, which can seat 298 passengers. The American carrier took delivery of the first two A-330/300s the second week...

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Rome, Italy, 08/06/2003 12:15
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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