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Boeing Piles Pressure on Airbus Through Increased Seating on B737-8MAX

Author: Aircraft Value News
July 28, 2014

Both Airbus and Boeing are seeking to overcome the deficiencies of developing re-engined narrowbodies by offering higher seating capacities through the incorporation of new or modified passenger doors.

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