Korea, Japan place big orders to forestall aircraft shortage
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Two major Asian airlines, Korean Air and Japan Airlines, placed large orders for widebodied and other aircraft to forestall future shortages and boost plans for future expansion.
In a major shift of manufacturers, Korean Air moved to Airbus with a deal for 33 A350s valued at US$13.7 billion
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