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EDITED BY EDWARD H. PHILLIPS June 05, 2000
British charter operators are becoming increasingly interested in the Boeing 757-300, which already is in service with Lufthansa affiliate Condor (AW&ST May 1, p. 48). Manchester-based JMC has placed an order for two airplanes to become Boeing's fifth customer for the stretched-cabin transport...

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