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The carrier Flybe signed a deal with Bombardier to purchase 20 aircraft

London, United Kingdom - The airline doubled this way its turboprop fleet as it planned the expansion of its European network

British airline Flybe signed yesterday a deal with the Canadian industry Bombardier to purchase 20 70-seat turboprop planes Q-400. The carrier said the USD 485m contract includes options to purchase further 20 aircraft of the same type. The airline doubled this way its turboprop fleet as it planned the expansion of its European network. Flybe disclosed as well that it is valuing the eventuality to...

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Rome, Italy, 01/28/2005 19:15
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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