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A320neo Center of Gravity Issue Becomes Concern as Lufthansa Cuts Capacity

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 30, 2019

With EASA finding issues with the Center of Gravity on the A320neo and A321neo, Lufthansa has now blocked off the last row of seats as a precaution should this be adopted on a widespread basis and for any length of time on those fitted with the SpaceFlex option.

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