空中客车A320系列 / Airbus A320 family – 中英文词条融合

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2. 参见 See also

2.1 中文词条

空中客车产品线

类似机型

2.2 英文词条

Related development

Aircraft of comparable role, configuration, and era

Related lists

3. 参考文献 Reference

3.1 中文词条

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3.2 英文词条

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