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AEUR40 billion spree by Gulf oil states prevented aircraft orders going into freefall at this week's Farnborough Airshow - but left little for Airbus and Boeing to scrap over.
Airbus, the planemaking subsidiary of European aerospace group EADS, squeezed out a handful of final orders on day four of a show that exposed a yawning divide between the industry's rich and poor as oil prices approach EUR150 a barrel.See the full content of this document
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Aerospace
Airbus and Boeing posted 444 firm orders worth EUR62 billion. That exceeded the forecasts of many who said they would struggle to reach half the 600 ...
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