American execs: Order for 22 A350s does not make sense as constituted
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American Airlines’ order for 22 Airbus A350-900s is too small to make sense for the Dallas/Fort Worth-based carrier, American’s top two executives said. In April 2017, American and Airbus reached an agreement to defer the carrier’s first A350-900 delivery to late 2020 from 2018 and put all 22 A350...
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