Here’s Who Bought What at this Year’s Paris Air Show
The 2019 Paris Air Show will run until Sunday as Le Bourget Airport, situated in the city’s northern suburbs, opens its doors to the public. While the aircraft and technology will remain on full display, all the big airline representatives and major plane manufacturers will leave, drawing the back room negotiations and mega deals to…
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The 2019 Paris Air Show will run until Sunday as Le Bourget Airport, situated in the city’s northern suburbs, opens its doors to the public.
While the aircraft and technology will remain on full display, all the big airline representatives and major plane manufacturers will leave, drawing the back room negotiations and mega deals to a close.
With the big announcements now made, CNBC takes a look at some of the contracts and promises announced in the commercial aviation sector since Monday.
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