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Air India Has Option To Buy 370 More Aircraft After Giant Order: Official
Tata Group-owned Air India has placed an order for 840 planes with Airbus and Boeing, including the option to acquire 370 aircraft, with a senior airline official on Thursday saying the order is a "landmark moment" in the Indian aviation history.
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Before Air India Deal, Secret Talks In London, "Celebration Over Curries"
Air India's record aircraft deal has put the Tata Group-owned airline in the league of aspiring global carriers.
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Boeing And Airbus Aircraft In Air India's Shopping Cart - See List
Air India, a part of the Tata Sons conglomerate, today announced it has signed letters of intent with Airbus and Boeing to buy both wide-body and single-aisle aircraft.
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Air India's Mega Plane Shopping: 250 From Airbus, 220 From Boeing - 10 Points
Tata group's Air India has signed multi-billion dollar deals with France's Airbus and American plane-maker Boeing to buy 470 passenger aircraft in the largest shopping event in commercial aviation history.
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250 Airbus Aircraft, 220 From Boeing: Air India's Multi-Billion Dollar Deal
Tata group's Air India has signed multi-billion dollar deals with France's Airbus and American plane-maker Boeing to buy 470 passenger aircraft in the largest shopping event in commercial aviation history.
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Tata Likely To Announce World's Largest Commercial Aircraft Deal In Weeks
The Tata group is likely to close out and announce what is expected to be the largest aviation deal in history within the next few weeks.
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Air India's History As Tata Pours In Money To Revive The Airline
Air India is carving out an ambitious renaissance under the Tata Group conglomerate, which regained control earlier this year after the airline was nationalised nearly seven decades ago.
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Air India's $50 Billion Jet Order Eludes Farnborough Airshow
Air India is moving towards a decision on a $50 billion jet order under new owners Tata Group to be split between Airbus and Boeing, but the deal will not come in time to galvanise a relatively quiet Farnborough Airshow, industry sources said.
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Air India Has Option To Buy 370 More Aircraft After Giant Order: Official
Tata Group-owned Air India has placed an order for 840 planes with Airbus and Boeing, including the option to acquire 370 aircraft, with a senior airline official on Thursday saying the order is a "landmark moment" in the Indian aviation history.
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Before Air India Deal, Secret Talks In London, "Celebration Over Curries"
Air India's record aircraft deal has put the Tata Group-owned airline in the league of aspiring global carriers.
-
Boeing And Airbus Aircraft In Air India's Shopping Cart - See List
Air India, a part of the Tata Sons conglomerate, today announced it has signed letters of intent with Airbus and Boeing to buy both wide-body and single-aisle aircraft.
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Air India's Mega Plane Shopping: 250 From Airbus, 220 From Boeing - 10 Points
Tata group's Air India has signed multi-billion dollar deals with France's Airbus and American plane-maker Boeing to buy 470 passenger aircraft in the largest shopping event in commercial aviation history.
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250 Airbus Aircraft, 220 From Boeing: Air India's Multi-Billion Dollar Deal
Tata group's Air India has signed multi-billion dollar deals with France's Airbus and American plane-maker Boeing to buy 470 passenger aircraft in the largest shopping event in commercial aviation history.
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Tata Likely To Announce World's Largest Commercial Aircraft Deal In Weeks
The Tata group is likely to close out and announce what is expected to be the largest aviation deal in history within the next few weeks.
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Air India's History As Tata Pours In Money To Revive The Airline
Air India is carving out an ambitious renaissance under the Tata Group conglomerate, which regained control earlier this year after the airline was nationalised nearly seven decades ago.
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Air India's $50 Billion Jet Order Eludes Farnborough Airshow
Air India is moving towards a decision on a $50 billion jet order under new owners Tata Group to be split between Airbus and Boeing, but the deal will not come in time to galvanise a relatively quiet Farnborough Airshow, industry sources said.
