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Airbus's plans to replace Antonov An-124 for NATO did not succeed

Airbus's plans to replace Antonov An-124 for NATO did not succeed
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One source reported in late January that Airbus Beluga Transport (AiBT) had hoped to replace the Ukrainian Antonov An-124 for a particular NATO program. However, those hopes never materialized.

"We examine the details of the failed plan in this video."

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