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A-350XWB airplane with humanitarian aid to Beirut

Medicine, visors and masks, school items, electrical products and IT-equipment

Immediately after the recent blast in Beirut, Lebanon, Airbus provided satellite imagery to analyse the damage and helped government analysts, NGOs and first responders gain visibility into the catastrophe. Now, the Airbus Foundation, together with its partners sent a fully-loaded A-350XWB aircraft from Toulouse, France, to Beirut, Lebanon, with 90 cubic meter volume of humanitarian aid on board. The c...

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