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Airbus in talks on sales of A350 freighter -exec

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TOULOUSE, France, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Airbus is in talks with several potential customers for a new A350 freighter while seeing signs of demand for smaller A320 passenger jets in Europe, its sales ...

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