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- 97. Cebu Pacific Signs MOU for 16 A330neo, 10 A321XLR and 5 A320neo Aircraft
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Cebu Pacific has signed a Memorandum of Understanding for 31 Airbus aircraft, comprising 16 A330neo, 10 A321XLR and 5 A320neo.
- 98. Japan’s Fuji Dream Airlines Orders Two Embraer E175 Aircraft
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Japan’s Fuji Dream Airlines (FDA) has signed a firm order with Embraer for two E175 jets. FDA’s new E175s will be configured in a single-class layout with 84 seats, with deliveries starting this year. Embraer delivered the first E-Jet, an E170, to Fuji Dream Airlines in 2009.
- 99. China Airlines to Replace Boeing 747Fs with 777Fs
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China Airlines has unveiled plans to order up to six Boeing 777 Freighters to modernize its cargo fleet. The 777 Freighter is capable of flying 4,970 nautical miles (9,200 km) with a maximum payload of 102,010 kg (224,900 lbs).
- 100. Indigo Partners Signs MOU for 50 Airbus A321XLR Aircraft
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Indigo Partners has signed a MOU with Airbus for 50 of the new A321XLR aircraft. Twenty of the A321XLRs will be allocated to Wizz Air, 18 to Frontier, and 12 to JetSMART.
- 101. Qatar Airways Signs Agreement to Order Five More Boeing 777 Freighters
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Qatar Airways has signed an agreement with Boeing to purchase five additional 777 Freighters. The deal, valued at $1.8 billion at list prices, was unveiled at the Paris Air Show and signed in the presence of His Excellency Jassim Saif Ahmed Al-Sulaiti, Qatari Minister of Transport and Communications.
- 102. IAG Orders 14 Airbus A321XLR Aircraft
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International Airlines Group (IAG) has selected the A321XLR to expand its fleet of single aisle planes, with a firm order for 14 aircraft. Of these, eight are destined for Iberia and six for Aer Lingus.
- 103. Hi Fly Adds Three Airbus A319-100s to Fleet
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Hi Fly, one of Europe’s specialized wet lease airlines, has added three new Airbus A319-100s to its fleet. The aircraft have a total passenger capacity of between 144 and 150 passengers.
- 104. Korean Air Joins Airbus' Wing of Tomorrow Program
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Korean Air has signed a Cooperation and Research Agreement with Airbus to partake in the Wing of Tomorrow Program. The Airbus Wing of Tomorrow program is a major international research and development activity aimed at creating new structural and systems architectures for carbon wings in order to improve aerodynamics and overall eco-efficiency of Airbus aircraft.
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