Flag carrier of Mauritius, Air Mauritius (MK), has officially placed an order for three Airbus (EPA: AIR) A350 aircraft to enhance its presence in Europe and South Asia.
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The Boeing 777-9 and the 737-10 take to the skies over Salon du Bourget at the 2023, Boeing planes are over the skies at Paris Air Show
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