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Gulf Air to ground A340s

  • Bahrain: Wednesday, January 14 - 2009 at 07:46

Bahrain's Gulf Air plans to ground its fleet of Airbus SAS A340 long-haul jetliners and hedge on fuel purchases in order to cut costs, Reuters has reported. The carrier will replace the five four-engine A340s with four twin-engine Boeing 777-model planes, CEO Bjorn Naf said on Tuesday. Gulf Air intends to take delivery of four Airbus A330 widebodies and five A320s this year.

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