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Will the A340-600 Still Be Flying in Five Years?

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 11, 2021

The answer is probably given the reliance of Iran on the type. The aircraft had previously been withdrawn from service in virtually its entirety but today there are approximately ten in service with another 62 in storage.

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