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Airbus to deliver first U.S.-built A320 this week

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Airbus is readying to deliver the first A320 passenger jet built in the U.S., capping a global assembly footprint that now touches three continents. (www.bizjournals.com) More...

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bigkahuna400
bigkahuna400 3
Links are bad.
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linbb
linbb -7
So what its no big deal just another AC being delivered just like happens every day at Boeing. Don't know why its such a big deal about Airbus AC. Guess this needs to be for them only.
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TorstenHoff
Torsten Hoff 7
This isn't just another aircraft delivery -- it is the first A320 that was built in the US. That is noteworthy.
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btweston
btweston 2
You're unstable.
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saifus
saifus 2
Its quite interesting and fab news about airbus. It's an aviation company that is performing rreally good in the aviation market. It is at par with global standards and develops one of the finest aircrafts in the world. Globally airbus aircrafts provide the best comfort and space. The recent development of the Airbus A320 interior cabin is awestruck. It is in line with its A350 designs
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Moviela
Ric Wernicke 1
Do you have Pom Pons to go with the rest of your cheerleader outfit?
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Anton1
Anton1 3
The first B737 assembled in Europe would also be in the news so get a coffee in the morning before you start to complain.
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ranexa
David Constantine -2
Made in USA. Even if it were a kite, beats
Made in China. Let's be proud of our Label and take back our lost jobs.
Better check your NEURONS, btWeston
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Moviela
Ric Wernicke 1
The headline is misleading, it is the first assembled in the US A320.
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