Airbus launched the A321XLR at the Paris Air Show and immediately secured commitments for 206 commitments and 24 options from a lessor and ten airlines. This quickly demonstrated the success of the new model, which will be deployed as a…
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Thursday is typically a quiet air show day, and it was for most of the OEMs except for Airbus, which gained additional commitments from NAC, flynas, and JetBlue. The Day 4 orders are shown below: The following chart compares 2019…
Day 4 highlights from Paris courtesty GIFAS. Views: 24
JetBlue and Airbus announced today that JetBlue will convert 13 of its existing A321neo orders to the new A321XLR. The company also announced that it is has firmed an order for 10 A220-300 aircraft from existing options. JetBlue, a New…
Reuters broke a story earlier this week that Boeing engineers are reducing the scope and duration of costly physical tests used to certify new aircraft, according to industry sources and regulatory officials. Coming after two accidents in which a faulty…