India's GoAir orders 72 new Airbus jets worth $6.1 billion

MUMBAI (AFP) – Indian budget carrier GoAir said Thursday it has placed an order for 72 new A320 Airbus aircraft in a deal worth up to $6.1 billion at list prices. ''These are all firm orders and the deliveries will start in 2015. We may take as many as 15 planes each year,'' the company's managing director Jeh Wadia told Dow Jones Newswires in Mumbai. The basic A320 is priced at $85 million ...

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