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Airbus A400M Back in the Canadian Race?
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Airbus A400M concept(click to view full) In November 2005 Canada launched an urgent $4 billion election-eve competition (following sustained inaction) to replace at least 19 of its extremely aged CC-130E Hercules aircraft. Some factors made a win by Boeing’s C-17 or EADS’ A400M challenging, while a Russian alternative could have given Lockheed’s favored C-130J Hercules […]
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