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Massive Air Canada Order Places B787 in Limelight, Airbus in Shade

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 2, 2005

The spending spree of Air Canada [AC.TO], previously involving a large number of regional jets and now a potential order for 78 Boeings, seems at odds with the dire fortunes predicted for the carrier only a few months ago when collapse was narrowly averted.

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