Airbus Industrie gets advance order from Emirates Airlines for A3XX

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Airbus Industries has received a $12 billion (13.2 billion euros) contract from Emirates Airlines for ten A3XX superjumbo jets. Emirates becomes the first carrier to commit to the new aircraft.

United Arab Emirates

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Airbus receives new orders for planned superjumbo jet; Emirates and Air France get on board for world's largest passenger plane

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European aircraft manufacturer Airbus Industries has received orders for its new A3XX superjumbo jet aicraft. French national carrier Air France, United Arab Emirates carrier Emirates Airlines and nine other airlines have ordered a total of 52 A3XXs.

France, Contracts & orders received, Use of materials & supplies, Air France

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Airbus Superjumbo clears hurdle with Qantas order

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Quantas Airways has ordered 12 A3XX superjumbo jets from Airbus Industrie. The company now has 44 orders for the jet which will be the world's largest passenger plane with seating for 555 to 650 passengers.

United States, Aircraft & Parts, Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing, Aircraft and Parts, Statistical Data Included, Brief Article, Qantas Airways Ltd., A3XX (Aircraft)

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