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Airbus Clinches $8 billion China Deal

Airbus Thursday said it has clinched a firm order from China for 60 Airbus jets with a value at list price of around $8 billion.The order will include 18 planes which had fallen hostage to a trade row between China and the European Union over the inclusion of airline sector in the EU's carbon-dioxide emissions trading scheme, or ETS.The EU's move last year provoked an outcry from its major trading partners though China was the country that retaliated most openly to the move by freezing orders of Airbus jets.The aircraft maker, a unit of European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co. (EAD.FR), and China Aviation Supplies Holding Co., a state-owned enterprise, signed the plane contract Thursday during the first official visit to China by French President Francois Hollande.The new order is made up of 42 single-aisle Airbus A320s and 18 wide-bodied A330s. China had frozen the order for the A330s--themselves part of a bigger order for 45 of the jetliners worth around $10 billion--in retaliation at...

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