BAE Systems has won a mandate to remarket a five-year-old Airbus A318, which it says is ideal for conversion to a VIP or corporate configuration. The CFM International CFM56-powered twinjet was built in August 2003 and has accumulated 10,397 cycles. BAE is offering to arrange access to a corporate interior design house and is making a conversion slot available for the aircraft.
Source: Flight Daily News
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