Bonsoir !
Bon, MOL ça faisait qq temps qu'il se tenait tranquille !
Mais son retour ne déçoit pas (Sauf peut être Boeing )
On en a pour son argent, encore une foi ...
De Dominic Perry Flightglobal, London !
Le B737 MAX, ne vaut pas un clou et il a été dessiné sur le dos d'un paquet de clopes pour répondre au A320 NEO !Ce qui n'empêche pas les discussions ...
Rien que ça !
Ca va faire plaisir aux patrons des compagnies qui ont signé des 737MAX sans s'en rendre compte !
Il pourrait même re-prendre des B738 NG l'ami MOL !
Il veut toujours un avion où l'on voyage presque debout et sans toilettes ! Et personne ne veut le lui faire ... Au fait comment ça se revend ce type d'avions ??
Il pense que le COMAC 919 pourrait faire 200 sièges, un stretch, vers 2018-19 !
Il ne parle pas avec Airbus (Ou vice-Versa)
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---------------- Allez bonne lecture (Rigolade), de Flightglobal, le lien et un extrait ---------
http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/ryanair-offers-scathing-verdict-on-737-max-368895/
Outspoken Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary has offered a scathing verdict on Boeing's 737 Max, describing the re-engined narrowbody as a "dog's dinner of a design" that had been drawn "on the back of a fag packet as a response to the [Airbus] Neo".Although talks "are ongoing" with the airframer about future orders of either the Max or current generation 737-800s, he complained
"Boeing can't tell you what the Max looks like or what the fuel saving is".An additional stumbling block is the carrier's concept for a standing-only area on its flights, raising capacity to 230 passengers from 189 on an all-seated aircraft. This would require the removal of the rear lavatories and final six rows of seats in the 737. "We won't place any new order until they [Boeing] come up with a fix for this issue," said O'Leary.
In the meantime Ryanair has approached an undisclosed aviation regulator with a view to trialling standing-area flights, but has received "no positive response".
Ryanair is still condsidering ordering the Comac C919, added O'Leary, and has a design team working with the Chinese airframer toward a 200-seat variant of the baseline 174-seat aircraft in the 2018-19 timeframe. Airbus was not currently in the running, he said.
JPRS