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AirAsia close to buying at least 100 Airbus jets in shift to A220, sources say

AirAsia close to buying at least 100 Airbus jets in shift to A220, sources say

PARIS: AirAsia is in advanced discussions to place an order for at least 100 Airbus jets at next week's Paris Airshow, a deal likely to mark the introduction to its fleet of the planemaker's smallest jet, the A220, industry sources said.
AirAsia X announces brand new route from Karachi to Kuala Lumpur, providing affordable connectivity to Malaysia's capital
AirAsia and Airbus declined to comment.

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