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Delta TechOps signs contract with First Air

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Aug 31, 2009

Delta TechOps, Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines’ maintenance division, announced it has signed a three-year contract worth more than $1.3 million with Canada-based First Air. Delta TechOps will support First Air’s Boeing 767-200SF freighter and will supply components.

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