Wow: Qatar Airways to Bring Back A380s to Replace Grounded A350s

BY JACK TURNER Published on October 03, 2021 0 COMMENTS

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Jack Turner
Jack is a member of the AeroXplorer writing team and particularly enjoys sharing news around domestic flying and news surrounding his favorite airline, Delta. Jack splits his time between his hometown of Burlingame, California and Ithaca, New York and enjoys all things public transport in addition to aviation.

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