Airlines Close In On Large Aircraft Orders Ahead Of Paris Air Show

aircraft on tarmac

The replacement of existing fleets should be a strong driver of orders expected to emerge at the Paris Air Show.

Credit: Joepriesaviation.net
Turkish Airlines Chairman Ahmet Bolat had to disappoint his audience. The plan had been for his airline to make a big splash by announcing at least part of a megaorder for about 600 aircraft at the International Air Transport Association Annual General Meeting in Istanbul on June 4-6. Instead, Bolat...
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