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Daily Insight: Monday 18 February 2019: Who Benefits from the A380 Demise?
News Last week Airbus indicated that it will cease production of the A380 beginning in 2021. That leaves it with no...
Delta’s A330neo and A350 decision
Last week Delta announced it was adding 10 Airbus 330-900neo aircraft to its fleet. Simultaneously, Delta reduced its...
Replacing the Boeing 777LR
With the deployment of the A350ULR and Qantas' Sunshine Project, it is a moment to consider the long-range commercial...
A350 ULR completes first flight
The Ultra Long Range version of the A350 XWB, MSN 216, has successfully completed its first flight. The latest variant...
United adds more A350s
Last year United's CFO shared that the airline may modify its order for A350-1000sfor smaller models. Today Airbus...
Trent XWB-97 gets certification
Rolls-Royce released the following PR this morning: "The Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-97, the latest and most powerful...
Airbus continues to make A350 progress
Despite the ongoing issues related to Zodiac cabins, Airbus seems to have gotten its hands around the A350 program and...
More insight into A350 program progress
We did an earlier look at this issue and now we can show more progress. So far 74 have been delivered. The table...
Interview with Lawrence Ryan – Lufthansa Group
Larry Ryan is Senior Director of Sales for Lufthansa Group in the US. In this interview, we discuss the introduction...
Lufthansa’s new A350 – fast, green and quiet
Lufthansa celebrated the “roll-in” of its new Airbus A350-900 aircraft, and was kind enough to invite AirInsight to...
Flying on Finnair’s A350-900
Impressions of Finnair’s A350 Business Class The A350 XWB has been touted by Airbus and its operating airlines as...