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Plessey Aerospace Ltd of Tichfield, Hants, has been awarded an order by the Boeing Commercial Airplane Company worth almost £1 million for fuel boost pumps for the 737–300 aircraft. Already regarded as one of the world's best selling jet airliners, the aircraft employs six Plessey fuel pumps in centre and wing tanks.

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Plessey Aerospace Ltd of Tichfield, Hants, has been awarded an order by the Boeing Commercial Airplane Company worth almost £1 million for fuel boost pumps for the 737–300 aircraft. Already regarded as one of the world's best selling jet airliners, the aircraft employs six Plessey fuel pumps in centre and wing tanks.

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Plessey Aerospace Ltd of Tichfield, Hants, has been awarded an order by the Boeing Commercial Airplane Company worth almost £1 million for fuel boost pumps for the 737–300 aircraft. Already regarded as one of the world's best selling jet airliners, the aircraft employs six Plessey fuel pumps in centre and wing tanks.

Key concepts: Airplane, Aerospace, Aeronautics, Aircraft industry, Jet fuel, Engineering, Aerospace engineering

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