Bonsoir !
Scott Hamilton, parle un peu de tout, today !
Noté qu'il s'ouvre pas mal au B.S de Boeing !
Bashing intéressants ...
Le 737 à 2-3 points du NEO, sans re-motoriser , bien sûr !
Le A350-1000 pour 2019 ... On sait que côté moteurs, c'est une vraie question , bien, mais 4 ans de retard, bof, s'ils mesurent le délais des autres avec leur mètre étalon chez Boeing !
Bien aussi la sortie bancaire de DVB Bank, des Allemands, qui devient comique, ses analystes, se méritent qq coups de pied au derrière!
Le A320 NEO, sera difficile à financer à cause du prochain nouveau MC Boeing !
Bien, je croyais que c'était le A320 classic qui allait perdre ... maintenant c'est le NEO, contre un avion MC de Boeing, même pas annoncé ! Pour on ne sait quand !
Bien sûr, on ne parle pas du 737 qui évidemment tient la route ??? non ???
Sacrés analystes, ils ont en plus oublié le MC Airbus qui sortira en 2024 !
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-01-19/dvb-bank-may-shun-bizarre-airbus-a320-neo-on-resale-values.html?cmpid=yhoo
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Odds and ends: More Airbus NEO orders soon, engine selections shortly; tanker slips again
January 19, 2011 Leave a comment Go to comments
Odds and ends:
1. More Airbus NEO orders are likely within the next few weeks, including from the US and Asia;
2. Indigo is expected to make its engine selection for its A320neo within the next month or so, and it’s a real competition between GE/CFM and PW for the LEAP-X and Geared Turbo Fan;
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A major German bank may shun financing the A320neo, according to Bloomberg; 4.
Boeing is now saying there is only a 2%-3% direct operating cost difference between the 737NG enhanced model and the A320neo, a gap Boeing figures it can close by the time NEO enters service in 2016; 5.
Boeing thinks the A350-1000 will require enough changes compared with the -800/900 models that the -1000 will slip to 2019 EIS; 6. This gives Boeing more breathing room on what to do with the 777-300ER;
7. Word is filtering out that USAF will award the tanker contract in March instead of in February;
8. Boeing believes the USAF’s Net Present Value of pricing in the tanker competition probably favors the EADS KC-45;
9. More modifications for the KC-767 are necessary than for the KC-45;
10. Observers have more unanswered questions about the status of the 787 program than answers following Boeing’s announcement that first delivery is now targeted for the third quarter this year;
11. These questions include the status of ETOPS, delivery sequence, production ramp-up, how EASA (the European FAA) will handle certification, how long it will take to retrofit fire fixes for the 20+ airplanes already built, the status the tail plane fixes and retrofits, just to name a few;
12. Dominic Gates of The Seattle Times raises the question about the FAA in this story; and
13. American Airlines announced a purchase agreement for two 777-300ERs; we think this is only the tip of the iceberg.
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JPRS