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The story highlights Qantas buying 12 Airbus A350-1000ULR jets, each costing a hefty $330 million. This demonstrates the immense financial investment required for airlines to expand or upgrade their fleets, especially for specialised aircraft designed for ultra-long routes. These costs reflect advanced technology, fuel efficiency, and passenger comfort features.
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