Reports (here and here) indicate that COMAC and UAC have signed documents to formally register a joint venture to develop a widebody jet. The concept was first mulled in 2014. That announcement included an image of what the aircraft might…
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Last week we saw a conversion from the A319neo to the A320neo by Avianca. Today comes news that EasyJet is also doing a conversion; it is converting 30 A320neos to the larger A321neo. This means a switch from 186 seats…
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On March 31, Airbus announced that they had added the A319neo to their test flight program. There are few orders (50) for the aircraft, and of these, 24% are for either governments or “Undisclosed customers” – perhaps a discreet way…