Airbus Gets Order for 10 Planes From airBaltic
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By David Sachs
Airbus will supply Air Baltic Corp. with 10 new planes.
The French aircraft maker said Tuesday that it signed a deal with the Latvian carrier, which goes by airBaltic, to sell it 10 A220-300s. Neither company disclosed financial details.
The deal exercises an option from a previous deal, the companies said, and brings the airline's order total to 90 aircraft.
Write to David Sachs at david.sachs@wsj.com
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