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The Airbus chalet was reminiscent of airshows in the industry boom years when customers and supplier could celebrate yet another order and exchange jokes and compliments.
 
 
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Airlines quickly grasped that COVID-19 changed many people’s perception of what a good 'passenger experience' is.
 
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Three African carriers announced orders for new aircraft at Dubai Airshow on Tuesday, demonstrating confidence in the region’s potential for air-traffic growth.
 
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The 72-aircraft order represents Boeing's biggest deal so far at Dubai Airshow 2021.
 
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Starting at the end of 2022, Emirates will begin a significant retrofit program, adding premium-economy cabins to 105 of its twin-aisle aircraft, the airline said at Dubai Airshow.
 
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Speaking at Dubai Airshow, CFM International President Gael Meheust says the benefits of the RISE programs could improve current-generation engines.
 
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