Commandes fermes, LoI et MoU d'avions

Indonesia’s Lion Air has placed a firm order with
Airbus for 234 A320 Family aircraft, comprising 109 A320neo, 65 A321neo
and 60 A320ceo. The deal sees the carrier become a new customer for
Airbus.


The order was finalised today at a special ceremony
at the Elysée Palace in Paris in the presence of President François
Hollande of France, who witnessed the signing of documents by Rusdi
Kirana, Co-Founder and CEO of Lion Air Group and Fabrice Brégier,
President & CEO, Airbus.


In a single class layout the A320 can seat up to 180
passengers, while the A321 can carry up to 236 with the latest cabin
configuration options. Lion Air Group will use the aircraft to meet
growth requirements on its expanding domestic and regional route
network. The carrier will announce engine selections for the aircraft in
the near future.


“The fuel-efficient A320 Family will enable Lion Air
to achieve the lowest possible operating costs and continue to offer
the most competitive fares in the Asian region,” said Rusdi Kirana,
Co-Founder and CEO of Lion Air Group. "This landmark order will ensure
that the Lion Air Group will continue its expansion with one of the most
modern and advanced fleets in the world."


"This announcement marks our first order from Lion
Air - one of Asia’s fastest-growing and most successful low cost
carriers,” said Fabrice Brégier, President & CEO, Airbus. “The news
underscores the market-leading position of the A320 Family, which
continues to attract new customers for both the current and new engine
options. We very much look forward to welcoming Lion Air as a major new
operator of Airbus aircraft.”

Paul a écrit:Et bien, Lion Air a encore 330 737 en commande, en plus des 83 déjà livrés. Avec de tels clients (Lion Air, Indigo, Air Asia, etc) "à risque", Boeing et Airbus doivent leur accordés un nombre maximum de slots annuellement pour minimiser le risque en cas d'annulations. Donc ces transporteurs doivent se tourner ailleurs d'ils veulent en recevoir plus et plus vite.

Ryanair annonce une commande de 175 Boeing 737 pour 15,6 milliards de dollars


La compagnie irlandaise à bas coût Ryanair a annoncé mardi la signature
d'une commande géante de 175 Boeing 737-800 à un prix catalogue de 15,6
milliards de dollars.

http://www.boursorama.com/actualites/ryanair-annonce-une-commande-de-175-boeing-737-pour-15-6-milliards-de-dollars-67cab3de217f792747749cd4534cc023

Admin a écrit:Merci

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/boeing-statement-on-ryanairs-commitment-to-order-175-next-generation-737s-198928571.html

Pour le son et lumière ça sera au waldorf astoria à NY avec conner et MOL (15:15 chez nous je crois)

Que des NG donc, un drôle de paris pour MOL

Admin a écrit:Le MOU d'Hawaian pour 16 A321NEO livrables entre 2017 et 2020 a été transformé en commande

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