Qantas expands Airbus fleet
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Manufacturing News, Source : TheManufacturer.com
Published : 29 Mar 2007 9:33
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Australian airline Qantas is to buy nine Airbus 320 jetlines for its low-cost carrier Jetstar.
Jetstar will use the planes on domestic and international routes from late 2007.
The value of the order, which is expected to be delivered over a 15-month period, has not been revealed.
In December Qantas struck a deal for eight A380 super-jumbo planes from Airbus. The new deal brings its total Airbus order to 20.
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