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Airbus Expects That A300/A310 Fleet Will Achieve Average 35 Years of Life

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 6, 2007

With the closure of the A300/A310 production line, the first such cessation in the 35-year history of Airbus, the manufacturer is making plans to support the aircraft through to possibly 2050.

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