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Norwegian CEO considers Airbus after protracted Boeing disputes

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Norwegian Air may order aircraft from Airbus in the future if ongoing litigation with Boeing over previously canceled aircraft deliveries is not resolved in time, the company's CEO Geir Karlsen said, Reuters reports. 

Norwegian, which only has Boeing aircraft in its fleet, is still locked in a dispute with Boeing after canceling orders for 97 aircraft before the pandemic.

”"We see it as, shall we say, problematic to design a fleet aircraft in the future with Boeing while we are in the middle of a legal dispute with them," Karlsen explained at today's report presentation.

Source: finwire

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