Recent reports from Russian sources claiming an order of up to 100 Superjets seem to be, perhaps, wishful thinking. A report from Iran today suggests things are more complicated.
While news that numerous Iranian airlines are negotiating deals is not a surprise, we note with interest the deals seem to be focused on pre-owned aircraft. The Iranian Civil Aviation Organization seems to be highly influential. Notice also the term “fiscal coordination” – a combination of words with distinct limitations.
This is followed by strange language about outdated maps and limited atmospheric conditions impacting pilots.
The bottom line looks like a handful (10) of aircraft set for the Iranian fleet. The great hope for OEMs has to wait.
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