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Aircraft. Vietnam: Trump's visit will also permit to sign agreements with Boeing

VietJet Aviation should order another 100 B-737 MAX

Donald Trump's next visit to Vietnam will not only serve the purpose of meeting North Korean president Kim Jong-un, because the United States will take advantage -even at some indiscretions- of the meeting to sign an agreement with the Vietnamese airline VietJet Aviation that could sign an order for many aircraft to Boeing. An agreement that will be part of a broader discussion between the two formerly...

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Hanoi, Vietnam, 02/22/2019 13:17
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AirlinesBoeing: Vietnam Airlines also intends to order an order for 100 airplanes?

Almost certain the commissions of VietJet and Bamboo Airways

Donald Trump's visit to Vietnam, where he will meet thr North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, will also allow the carriers of the Southeast Asian country to sign some important orders. Most likely -according... more

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