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Farnborough News – Commercial
Strong Showing Fo Airbus at Farnborough Airbus Had a Successful Farnborough Airshow in Announcing Orders for 247 Aircraft, but Warned That It Was Facing Slower Sales in the Second Half of the Year.
“air Transport Will Continue to Grow, There Also Will Be a Need for the Replacement of Older Aircraft,” Said John Leahy, Airbus’s Chief Operating Officer – Customers, at the Company’s Wrap-up Press Conference on July 17. “airbus Aircraft Will Continue to Help the World’s Airlines Do More With Less, Especially in the Current Economic Environment. ” However, Leahy Noted That There Would Be Some Softness in New Aircraft Sales the Second Half of the Year, but in the Next Five Years the Need to Replace Aircraft Over 20 Years Old Would Stave Off a Slump in Aircraft Sales.
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