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Boeing Cites "$19.36 million" For easyJet A319s

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 19, 2007

The war of words between Boeing and Airbus has continued to hot up as the World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute intensifies with Boeing citing price cutting on the part of Airbus as a means of achieving market share.

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