Refurbished MacBook Air's International Warranty?

Hello Everyone,
I'm from India and a relative of mine is returning from USA. I want him to get A Refurbished MacBook Air for me (http://store.apple.com/us/product/G0NB0LL/A/refurbished-macbook-air-20ghz-dual-c ore-intel-core-i5).
My query is will this Macbook Air be covered under International Warranty?

TheKid.Ab wrote:
My query is will this Macbook Air be covered under International Warranty?
yes.

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Hi there,
It won't say refurbnished in the information about warranty. However refurbnished product will arrive without original box.
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First off I wanted to say that I'm ****** off and even more frustrated by my MacBook Air, god dammit this machine was expensive and now all I get are problems.
But enough of that, let me get to the point already.
So I made a topic in "Apple Support Communities" about a week ago ? Maybe two - bascially it was about my MacBook Air having this "kernel_task_" problem.
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2. 13' Macbook Pro (2014). 8GB RAM, 128 GB SSD. Price: AUD 1359/-
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