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NANTES, France—Despite ongoing problems with engine suppliers Pratt & Whitney and CFM International, Airbus delivered 105 A320neo-family aircraft in December, to help almost meet the annual target of 200, Head of Programs Didier Evrard reported. “For all our factories, the end of the year was...
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