February 2002 Transactions
February 2002 Transactions
Category Airbus
Impact of sanctions on Airbus and Boeing still unclear
Airbus is closely monitoring the situation around Russia but says it is too early to comment on the effects of the sanctions that have been imposed by the European Commission since last Friday. These sanctions prohibit the sale and trade…
UPDATE – Who feels the pain of Russian aircraft sanctions?
UPDATE February 27 – An Airbus A350-900 that departed Toulouse for Moscow on the evening of February 24 could very well have been the last new Western airliner to have joined a Russian airline for some time. With the war…
The sun sets on the A380 with China Southern
For some time during the first phase of the pandemic, China Southern Airlines was the world’s only and as such most-active operator of the Airbus A380. But just as the airline is emerging from the Covid-crisis it has decided to gradually phase…
Airbus confirms the A380 as ZEROe hydrogen demonstrator
It was a rumor for some months, but Airbus has finally confirmed that it will use its A380 test aircraft MSN001 as a demonstrator for its ZEROe hydrogen program. The aircraft will be converted to get a General Electric Passport…
MasAir is America’s launch customer of the A330-200P2F
The Mexican freighter airline MasAir is Airbus’ launch customer of the A330-200P2F (passenger-to-freighter) in the Americas, it was announced today. For MasAir, the country’s largest freighter airline, the reception of the converted aircraft represents a milestone going forward. Airbus delivered…