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Controversial Seat Counts Receive Revamp

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 28, 2007

The number of seats used in the estimation of relative operating efficiency by the manufacturers has been reviewed by Airbus as a means of narrowing the gap between fantasy and reality.

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