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Aer Lingus jumps at plans to stabilise its long-haul fleet, British Airways and Air France-KLM gain

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Aer Lingus' shares gained 4.4% yesterday as the carrier reached an agreement with Airbus, allowing the carrier to stabilise its long-haul fleet at eight aircraft up to 2013 and significantly reduce its capital commitments over the next three years.

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