The original jumbo jet revolutionised global travel but more efficient, reliable engines have spelt the end for the 747.
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The global civil aerospace market has long been a classic duopoly. The sector has been dominated by European company Airbus and the US giant Boeing, with only limited competition in the regional jet market…
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