A330 : Version Passagers ; toute la famille

aeroduO5 a écrit:Efeectivement j'ai trouvé aussi 31" sur certaines sources.
C'est vrai que ça fait pas rêver.

Je ne comprends pas pourquoi ils ont mis des sièges de 16,9" sur leurs 787.
Leurs 777 sont à 9 de front donc ils doivent être à 18,5".
Ils ont peut-être priviliégié des couloirs plus larges?

Beochien a écrit:Mouais ... et que fabriquer en 2015-2016 ??
Des A350 au mieux à 4-5 / Mois pour commencer ... et s'il n'y a pas eu d'autres retards !

Bon quelle prod pour airbus d'ici 2020 ?

A400M : 2.5 par mois 2015/2016 -> 30 avions
A380 : 3 par mois (en 2011 bregier indiquait 3.5 / mois ... ) -> 36 avions
A330 : 2015 11 / mois; 2016 10 / mois .. 2020 : 5 / mois => 132 avions en 2015
A350 : 2015 3 / mois, 2018 10 / mois
A320 : 2017 : 42 / mois puis 46 / mois au délà (fin de la transition CEO / NEO + Mobile)
C235/295 : 15-20 par an

Soit :
2015 : 24 A400M, 36 A380, 132 A330, 36 A350, 504 A320, 15 C235-295 = 747 avions
2018-2020 : 30 A400M, 36 A380 , 060 A330, 120 A350, 552 A320, 15 C235-295 = 813 avions

Cette
année : au moins 580 airbus civils et combien de Casa ? -> peut être
de quoi taquiner boeing en combinant airbus et airbus military ?

Hawaiian Airlines Announces Closing of $444,540,000 Aircraft Financing under Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificates


Hawaiian Airlines Announces Closing of $444,540,000 Aircraft Financing under Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificates
HONOLULU, May 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Hawaiian
Airlines, Inc. (the “Company”), a wholly owned subsidiary of Hawaiian
Holdings, Inc. (NasdaqGS: HA), announced today the closing of its
first-ever offering of Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificates (“EETC”)
securing fixed, low-interest financing for the acquisition of six new
Airbus A330-200 aircraft delivering over the next 18 months.

“This financing represents a significant landmark for Hawaiian and we
are very pleased with the results,” said Scott Topping, Chief Financial
Officer. “The fixed interest rates on each of the Class A and Class B
certificates are the lowest ever achieved by an airline via a public EETC
offering without an insurance wrap. The offering opens a significant
new source of future capital for Hawaiian and reflects our financial
strength, the confidence that capital market investors have in our
strategy and the enduring value of our investment in the Airbus
aircraft.”

The $444,540,000 issuance is comprised of $328,260,000 of Class A
Certificates, having an interest rate of 3.90% per annum and a final
expected distribution date of January 15, 2026, and $116,280,000 of
Class B Certificates, having an interest rate of 4.95% per annum and a
final expected distribution date of January 15, 2022.

As previously announced, each class of Certificates represents an
interest in its respective pass through trust. The trusts will use the
proceeds from the offering to acquire equipment notes that will be
issued by the Company to finance the acquisition of six Airbus A330-200
aircraft, which will be added to the Company’s fleet and are scheduled
for delivery from November 2013 to October 2014. The equipment notes
will be secured by the six Airbus A330-200 aircraft being acquired.
Hawaiian Holdings, Inc. will fully and unconditionally guarantee the
payment obligations of the Company under the equipment notes.