Airlines Look Into Long-Haul Narrowbody Routes

Credit: Fixion/Airbus Concept
FRANKFURT and BRUSSELS—Flying narrowbody aircraft across the Atlantic is nothing new. But the arrival of longer-range versions of the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320, able to fly at much lower unit costs than the legacy Boeing 757, is creating fresh opportunities, along with Bombardier’s C Series...

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