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Austrian Restructuring Points To Improved Market For Widebodies

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 13, 2006

In eliminating the rest of its A330/A340 fleet and focusing on the existing B767/B777s in its fleet, Austrian Airlines is not only seeking to reduce costs but has also cited the improvement in widebody pricing emanating in part from the delay in the A380.

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