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Finnair is evaluating its plans for narrowbody replacements, with deliveries anticipated to begin about 2020, as 37 of the airline’s existing narrowbody fleet approach mid-life. The Finland flag carrier operates a mainline fleet of 57 aircraft: 11 Airbus A350s, nine A330s, 19 A321s, 10 A320s and...
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