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AUCKLAND—Virgin Australia has decided to delay its Boeing 737 MAX orders for two years, the first major move by the carrier’s new CEO as he seeks to improve the carrier’s near-term financial health. The carrier has restructured its MAX order after reaching a revised agreement with Boeing. The first...
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