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PODCAST: Airline Business at Paris air show 2019 – day 1

2019-06-17T16:09:30+01:00

Join Airline Business managing editor Lewis Harper as he takes you through all the key airline-related developments at this year’s Paris air show.

Monday’s big news included Airbus launching the A321XLR, a surprise Virgin Atlantic order and Boeing's latest thoughts on the 737 Max.

Lewis is joined by executive editor Graham Dunn to talk through the day's orders, and David Kaminski-Morrow and Jon Hemmerdinger from the FlightGlobal team to discuss developments at the big airframers.

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Source: FlightGlobal.com

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