Emirates ends A380 delivery standoff after Rolls-Royce agrees to engine fix
Malady involves a "higher intervention rate" in maintaining the UK manufacturer's engines
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EMIRATES, the biggest long-haul airline, said it struck a deal to accept deliveries of A380 jets powered by Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc engines after the UK manufacturer agreed to fund measures to address performance and maintenance concerns.
Dubai-based Emirates will take the first double-decker with Trent 900 engines from Rolls-Royce on Dec 16, two weeks later than planned, in light of an agreement involving both technical and commercial elements, Tim Clark, the airline's president, said on Wednesday in London.
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