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JAL TO BUY GE ENGINES

JAPAN, Japan Airlines (JAL), the largest carrier of Asia, announced it has ordered 11 new engines from General Electric. They will power eight Boeing 777s and three 767s aircraft that JAL bought in November 2000. The contract worth $325.

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Rome, Italy, 01/18/2001 17:27
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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