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Expanding wings: PIA weighs Boeing, Airbus aircraft orders
By Reuters
Published November 22, 2016
DUBAI: Pakistan International Airlines is looking at Boeing's 777X and Airbus's A330 and and A350 models as it evaluates options for new aircraft orders, an airline executive told reporters on Tuesday.
As part of its evaluation of potential aircraft orders, the airline was not considering Airbus's A380 or Boeing's 787 aircraft, the latter of which has "some technical issues," said Raheel Ahmed, executive director of human resources and works at the airline.
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