Pour les vrais Teen, ça ronronne encore, sans trop de bruit (Les clients, principalement Africains, n'aiment pas trop s'en vanter, Ethiopian, et d'autres qui les reçoivent cette année)
C'est sous la loupe chez A.net, (Dernière page, c'est la majorité des post ...) va falloir s'habituer à ce format, avec en plus une numérotation de post Zarbi ... beuh !
Bon, que ce soit LA bonne solution, on peut en douter, ça fait partie des provisions à amortir pour des avions vendus à une moyenne de 70-80 Millions de $ (Moyenne pour les 400 Premiers, les 50 prmiers, je n'ai pas d'éléments ) Air India a payé 76 Millions, et toujours en cours de livraison ... qq ré évaluations contractuelles, peut être .. 12-15 % (2-3 % par an ?) , on le souhaite pour Boeing !
http://www.airliners.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=606385&start=50
Tiens vla LN10 ? Quel age au fait ... ??
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#18949715 de Piotgr
http://www.airliners.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=18949715#p18949715Indeed. Boeing reworked later production frames which required less work first. Thanks to that schedule they were able to re-work 40 frames in 2 years. If they started from terrible teens, then they would re-work only 10-15 frames in that same period of time.
But you have to remember that these frames are in different state - few of them had some job done earlier but Boeing's trouble with batteries, travled work, customers dropping order for them (like Transaero, ) interrupted process and frames went back to storage (like LN5, LN17 and LN19 back in 2012-2013).
LN14 re-work took nearly 3 years due to these circumstances and lack of customer when LN6 re-work took "only" 2,5 year. Same situation with 2nd production block (LN20-29). Air India's LN25 and LN26 finished re-work in 7-8 months when LN20 and LN21 for JAL needed 12-14 months due to later delivery dates and slower pace. LN22 sitted in EMC for over 2 years in slow pace re-work due to lack of customer.
During re-work of LN28 VT-ANC hydraulic line failure happend and frame needed few months of additional work at wing structure fix.
In normal schedule/work pace terrible teens require around 12-14 months of re-work.