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    Air China says no change in Airbus orders

    Thu, 03/29/2012 - 02:51 EDT - Yahoo! Business News
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    Air China planes pass each other on tarmac and runway at Beijing International AirportHONG KONG/TAIPEI (Reuters) - Air China Ltd has not cut or cancelled any Airbus orders and is sticking to the delivery plan for the aircraft, it said on Thursday, adding that it plans to expand capacity. China has suspended the purchase of a total 55 Airbus jets, including 45 long-haul A330s and 10 Airbus A380 superjumbos worth a total of $14 billion amid a trade row over European Union airline emissions charges. "The stand of our central government is consistent, that is to oppose firmly the EU's unilateral move to impose a carbon tax. ...

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