BAE bought Airbus for prince
Guardian: BAE gave Prince Bandar of Saudi Arabia a £75m airliner as part of al-Yamamah arms deal, and is still paying the expenses of flying it, the Guardian can disclose.
1/144 Airbus A 321 “50 Jahre L”
On 1st April 2005, the anniversary of the resumption of flying operations 50 years ago, Lufthansa presented an Airbus A321-100 to the public in a special livery. This Airbus wears the traditional colours of the fifties and will fly in these colours for a few years. The Airbus A321-100 is a stretch variant of the short-to-medium range Airbus A320, but with a higher seating capacity, greater cargo volume and lower operating costs per passenger. The aircraft has room for 182 passengers and a range of 4,200 km. Equipped with two International Aero Engines V2530-A5 type engines, it reaches a cruising speed of 840 km/h. Model details: Structural details incised on the surface; Structural details on fuselage and wings; Detailed landing gear can be built optionally extended or retracted; Winglets; Detailed landing gear bays; Antennae; 2 detailed IAE engines; and Decals for the Lufthansa Retro-design version.
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Revell AG Germany 1/144 Airbus A 321-100 Lufthansa Retro Design - 04222, REVELL AG (GERMANY)
Company: Revell Ag (Germany)
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Paris a proving ground for Airbus; for Boeing, show’s a breeze
Hundreds of aircraft will take to the skies at the world’s largest air show in Paris next week, making a flap to attract new customers, but the two planes most on everyone’s mind will be nowhere in sight.
Fri, 15 Jun 2007 10:59:58 GMT
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