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Paris Air Show: Airbus orders hit $21 bln, Boeing keeps low profile
STORY: The Paris Air Show is usually a battle between Boeing and Airbus to see who can announce the most big deals.But this year the contest appears to be a bit one-sided.By Wednesday, Airbus had trumpeted a string of deals totalling $21 billion in all.
Airbus Hits $21 Billion Orders at Air Show as Boeing Focuses on India Crash
PARIS (Reuters) -The world's biggest air show looked set on Wednesday for a muted finale after the owner of budget carrier AirAsia, often a source of last-minute dealmaking drama, played down the prospect of expected plane deals with Airbus or Embraer.
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