Rumeurs de commandes

• [ltr]1608 gross orders[/ltr] 1608 commandes brutes
  
  
  
  • [ltr]1236 A320neo[/ltr] 1236 A320neo
    
  • [ltr]234 A320ceo[/ltr] 234 A320ceo
    
  • [ltr]99 A330[/ltr] 99 A330
    
  • [ltr]10 A350[/ltr] 10 A350
    
  • [ltr]29 A380[/ltr] 29 A380
    
  
  
  
• [ltr]1419 net orders[/ltr] 1419 commandes nettes
  

• [ltr]1373 gross orders[/ltr] 1373 commandes brutes
  
  
  
  • [ltr]751 A320neo[/ltr] 751 A320neo
    
  • [ltr]336 A320ceo[/ltr] 336 A320ceo
    
  • [ltr]48 A330[/ltr] 48 A330
    
  • [ltr]236 A350[/ltr] 236 A350
    
  • [ltr]0 A380[/ltr] 0 A380
    
  
  
  
• [ltr]1314 net orders[/ltr] 1314 commandes nettes
  

• [ltr]1788 gross orders[/ltr] 1788 commandes brutes
  
  
  
  • [ltr]944 A320neo[/ltr] 944 A320neo
    
  • [ltr]484 A320ceo[/ltr] 484 A320ceo
    
  • [ltr]51 A330[/ltr] 51 A330
    
  • [ltr]239 A350[/ltr] 239 A350
    
  • [ltr]70 A380[/ltr] 70 A380
    
  
  
  

Beochien a écrit:Ne pas confondre battre son record historique ... et avoir le potentiel de le faire avec des MoU (Surtout avec les Chinois   )

Et pour Monarch, à mon avis c'est 2014 pour la décision, ils attendent depuis qq temps de voir les C-Series en meilleure forme côté essais, et ce n'est pas garanti en 2013 !
Airbus aura (Peut être) sa part du gâteau !

Alors, pas trop de précipitation ... on verra début Janvier !

Air Canada AC.B.T +0.79% is in exclusive talks with Boeing Co. BA -0.85% to buy at least 50 of its 737 Max single-aisle jets, according to two people familiar with the situation.

The proposed deal would be worth at least $5.2 billion before discounts and excluding any options to acquire more, and mark a major victory for Boeing in winning over a longtime customer of the single-aisle jets made by rival Airbus.

Air Canada operates 51 Airbus A320 and A321 jets, according to its website, and the proposed deal would see the Boeing aircraft become the mainstay of the airline's fleet of planes seating between 150 and 200 passengers as older models are phased out.

The airline is also seeking separate bids for single-aisle aircraft with less than 150 seats, according to a person familiar with the competition That fight pits all four major Western jetliner makers against each another, with Brazil's Embraer SA ERJ +0.17% and Canada's Bombardier Inc. BBD.A.T -2.80% competing with Airbus and Boeing.

Exclusive negotiations don't guarantee a win for Boeing but signal a major shift in the U.S. plane maker's favor to swing Air Canada away from its European rival.

Boeing's 737 Max 8 and 9 aircraft compete against the new Airbus A320neo and A321neo jets, which cost $103.7 million and $109.9 million at list prices, respectively. Airlines negotiating large deals regularly receive steep discounts.

Boeing's 737 Max, an updated version of its current generation 737 jetliner with new CFM International engines, is due to enter service with launch customer Southwest Airlines Co. LUV -3.28% in 2017. CFM is a joint venture between Safran SA and General Electric Co. GE -2.06%

A Boeing spokesman said "we are in regular conversation with customers," and Air Canada didn't respond immediately for a request for comment.

An Airbus spokesman said: "We do not comment on rumors or speculation regarding orders."

Airbus has in recent years succeeded in winning business from some longtime all-Boeing customers, winning major orders from carriers like American Airlines Group Inc. and Japan Airlines Co. Airbus is a unit of European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co.

Cette entente signée avec Boeing, qui est assujettie à la présentation des documents finaux et à d'autres conditions, comprend les commandes fermes de 33 appareils 737 MAX 8 et de 28 appareils 737 MAX 9, accompagnées de droits de substitution entre ces deux appareils ainsi qu'avec le 737 MAX 7. Elle comporte également des options sur 18 appareils ainsi que des droits pour l'achat de 30 appareils additionnels. Les deux premiers appareils devraient être livrés en 2017, suivis de 16 appareils en 2018, de 18 en 2019, de 16 en 2020 et de 9 en 2021, sous réserve de droits d'avancement ou de report.

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 16 — AirAsia X Bhd., the long-haul arm of Asia’s largest low-fare carrier, said it will sign a “major” Airbus SAS plane order in Paris this week to expand its fleet amid rising travel demand.
An announcement is tentatively scheduled for December 18, the Kuala Lumpur-based carrier said in an e-mailed statement. AirAsia X Chief Financial Officer Yvonne Abdullah said last month that it may order more Airbus A330s as its current order of 25 of these planes isn’t enough.

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