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Kuwait's Aviation Lease and Finance Co (ALAFCO) has signed a letter of intent to buy seven Airbus A320-200 aircraft for a catalogue price of 420 million dollars, the company said on Sunday.ALAFCO also signed a contract with Pakistan International Airlines to lease the seven planes for 10 years starting from the year of delivery in 2009, it said in a statement on the Kuwait Stock Exchange website. Besides the new order, ALAFCO has in the past 16 months placed orders for 66 Boeings and Airbuses as part of a plan to increase its fleet to more than 80 planes. The orders include 22 Boeing Dreamliners and six Boeing 737-800s. The firm currently owns 18 planes and manages 15 others, and has long-term lease contracts with several carriers in the Middle East and elsewhere. |
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Kuwait's Aviation Lease and Finance Co (ALAFCO) has signed a letter of intent to buy seven Airbus A320-200 aircraft for a catalogue price of 420 million dollars, the company said on Sunday.










