par Beochien Sam 29 Juin 2019 - 13:59
Bon, Bamboo Airways (Vietnam) ne manque pas de punch ...
Un Charter, lié à un groupe touristique.
Un ou des A320 loués, en service.
Des B787 attendus.
Ils postulent pour des liaisons côte Ouest* US.
Ils considèrent des vols A380 (Usagés , certainement) Style Hi-Fly.
* corrigé
DE Wikip !
The airline was founded in 2017 and submitted its request to the Vietnamese prime minister for approval.[6] Aimed at hiring up to 600 employees, personnel recruitment began in April 2018.[7] The airline's AOC was granted on July 9, 2018. Bamboo Airways subsequently passed the five stages for certification required by the Vietnam's Civil Aviation Authority.[8] After reviewing the airline's financial structure and business plan the Ministry of Transport issued an aviation license in November 2018.[9]
Operations started on January 16, 2019 with a leased Airbus A320 linking Ho Chi Minh City with Hanoi.[10]
De FT
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Analysts expressed surprise that Bamboo was considering an A380 for the route. Given its weight, the largest commercial airliner in use is rarely flown on ultra long-haul routes of 12 hours or longer. Mr Quyet said Bamboo’s flight to the US would take between 14 and 16 hours depending on the final route chosen. “What we’ve seen when airlines launch ultra long-haul flights is that they need premium traffic to make the economics work,” said Andrew Lobbenberg, head of European transport equity research at HSBC. “That high-fare, high-yield premium business would be quite hard for a new challenger brand to capture.” Mr Quyet said potential passengers would include “businessmen and people who want to visit their relatives in the US”, which has the world’s largest Vietnamese diaspora population. Bamboo launched its services using Airbus A321neo aircraft, and has further orders for Boeing 787 Dreamliners. It has focused on flights to destinations where it has resorts, and on the Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City route, one of the world’s busiest, touting itself as a “five-star airline” offering business class on all flights.
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