> PM Modi hails Tata-Airbus deal, says India will become 3rd biggest market in aviation sector in near future Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday hailed the deal between Air India and Airbus under which the Tata-owned carrier will acquire 250 aircraft and said India's growing aviation sector would need over 2,000 aircraft in the next 15 years.
> On ties between India and France, PM Modi said: "Whether it is the issue of security and stability in the Indo-Pacific region, or global food security and health security, India and France together are making a positive contribution." Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron said France is deeply committed to provide the best technology avaiable to India.
Noice! The Airbus deal is reportedly worth $34 billion, which is fucking huge.
Go !!!!
This exciting announcement is a testament to the growing relationship between India and France, which I personally experienced firsthand during a trip to Paris. Furthermore, Air India’s selection of Airbus for their new 250 planes makes perfect sense, as the aircraft manufacturing giant is the largest producer of commercial airliners worldwide.
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Mais tant qu’on coupe le wifi et qu’on pisse sous la douche, tout ira bien /s
Comment peut on parler sérieusement de petites actions individuelles tant que l’aviation tourne à plein régime ???
Mais ça crée de l’emploiiiiii (et si je paye quelqu’un pour étaler de la merde partout, ça crée de l’emploi aussi)
Ils achètent aussi 220 avions à Boeing. Ça reflète surtout une envie d’avoir beaucoup beaucoup d’avions.
This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/air-india-to-purchase-250-planes-from-airbus-pm-modi-says-deal-reflects-deepening-ties-between-india-and-france/articleshow/97916801.cms) reduced by 80%. (I’m a bot)
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> 'Deepening ties between India and France' Congratulating the Tata Group and Airbus on the successful agreement, PM Modi said that the deal reflects deepening ties between India and France, as well as the successes and aspirations of India's civil aviation sector.
> PM Modi hails Tata-Airbus deal, says India will become 3rd biggest market in aviation sector in near future Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday hailed the deal between Air India and Airbus under which the Tata-owned carrier will acquire 250 aircraft and said India's growing aviation sector would need over 2,000 aircraft in the next 15 years.
> On ties between India and France, PM Modi said: "Whether it is the issue of security and stability in the Indo-Pacific region, or global food security and health security, India and France together are making a positive contribution." Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron said France is deeply committed to provide the best technology avaiable to India.
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Noice! The Airbus deal is reportedly worth $34 billion, which is fucking huge.
Go !!!!
This exciting announcement is a testament to the growing relationship between India and France, which I personally experienced firsthand during a trip to Paris. Furthermore, Air India’s selection of Airbus for their new 250 planes makes perfect sense, as the aircraft manufacturing giant is the largest producer of commercial airliners worldwide.