SAS AB is in talks with Boeing (BA) and Airbus (AIR FP) about making a large purchase of widebody jets as SAS bets on increasing demand for long-haul travel

SAS AB's negotiations with Boeing and Airbus for a substantial purchase of widebody jets indicate a bullish outlook on long-haul travel demand, which is a positive signal for the aviation sector.

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This move could lead to increased competition between the two aircraft manufacturers for SAS's business, potentially impacting their stock prices and broader market sentiment towards aviation equities. Investors may want to watch for related supply chain implications and how this aligns with recovery trends in the travel industry.

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