IAG picks its moment for Max move

The flick of Willie Walsh's pen on day two of Paris air show in June may become the stuff of air show legend - one of those moments attendees recall years later. By signing a letter of intent to acquire 200 Boeing 737 Max jets, and by insisting he believes the still-grounded aircraft will be sa...

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