European Aeronautic, Defence &amp; Space Co's Airbus unit, the world's biggest maker of commercial jets, may announce about $60 billion of orders at next week's Farnborough air show, Le Figaro said, without citing anyone.

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European Aeronautic, Defence & Space Co's Airbus unit, the world's biggest maker of commercial jets, may announce about $60 billion of orders at next week's Farnborough air show, Le Figaro said, without citing anyone.

Airbus may get $60 bn orders at Farnborough show

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