Commandes fermes, LoI et MoU d'avions (01/2009 - 12/2012)

aubla a écrit:Bonjour,

Grosse commande chez Boeing pour la Cie Australienne VIRGIN BLUE :

http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/2010/04/01/340191/virgin-blue-orders-50-boeing-737s.html

50 Boeing 737-800 + 25 options et 30 droits d'achat supplémentaires;
il s'agit du renouvellement de sa flotte pour la prochaine décade
et quelques extensions;
livraisons entre 2011 et 2017;
Virgin Blue utilise aujourd'hui 50 B737 et 21 Embraer 170 et 190

Bonne journée
Cordialement

aubla a écrit:Bonjour,

Grosse commande chez Boeing pour la Cie Australienne VIRGIN BLUE :

http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/2010/04/01/340191/virgin-blue-orders-50-boeing-737s.html

50 Boeing 737-800 + 25 options et 30 droits d'achat supplémentaires;
il s'agit du renouvellement de sa flotte pour la prochaine décade
et quelques extensions;
livraisons entre 2011 et 2017;
Virgin Blue utilise aujourd'hui 50 B737 et 21 Embraer 170 et 190

Bonne journée
Cordialement

Australia's Virgin Blue has ordered the CFM International CFM56-7BE engine as part of last week's deal for 50 Boeing 737 aircraft.

The purchase of 50 CFM56-7BE powerplants is valued at $700 million at list prices, says CFM. The CFM56-7BE engine enhancement programme was launched in April 2009 to coincide with the Boeing 737 Next Generation airframe improvements

This engine-airframe combination provides a 2% improvement in fuel consumption that leads to a 2% reduction in carbon emissions, says CFM. In addition, depending on the thrust rating, the enhanced -7B provides up to 4% lower maintenance costs, it adds.

"CFM is using advanced computer codes and three-dimensional design techniques to improve airfoils in the high- and low-pressure turbines to improve engine performance. In addition, CFM is improving engine durability and reducing parts count to achieve lower maintenance costs," says the 50-50 joint venture between Snecma and GE Aviation.

Virgin Blue has options another 25 aircraft and has secured 30 future purchase rights, in additional to the firm order for 50 737s. Deliveries will begin in mid-2011.

The airline, which has a fleet of 83 aircraft, has been a CFM customer since its launch in August 2000.

art_way a écrit:Hong Kong Airlines confirme une commande de six Airbus

(CercleFinance.com) - Airbus annonce que Hong Kong Airlines a finalisé avec lui une commande ferme portant sur six appareils A330-200, confirmant un protocole d'accord signé en début d'année à l'occasion du salon aéronautique de Singapour. L'avionneur, filiale d'EADS, précise que Hong Kong Airlines compte 23 A330 en commande au total, dont le premier exemplaire, livrable au second trimestre cette année, sera tout d'abord exploité par la compagnie sur ses lignes actuelles, puis ultérieurement sur les premiers vols lancés par Hong Kong Airlines à destination de l'Europe. 'Grâce à la présence de l'A330-200 au sein de sa flotte, la compagnie sera bien placée pour développer des lignes long-courriers rentables', assure John Leahy, le directeur commercial d'Airbus. Ces appareils seront équipés de réacteurs PW4000. http://www.boursorama.com/infos/actualites/detail_actu_societes.phtml?num=f9bc6d2c6ddc987fc5b5c146c630e467

Embraer has finalized a contract for the sale of 20 E190ARs to Austral Lineas Aereas of Argentina, the Brazilian manufacturer announced on Friday. Originally disclosed in May 2009, the contract remained conditional on “several requirements,” all of which the parties recently met. From the 20 jets on order, Embraer had already included three in its firm order backlog for the first quarter of 2010 as “undisclosed.” Embraer plans to deliver the first airplane in July.


The 2,400-nm-range E190ARs will seat 96 passengers in a two-class cabin configuration, including eight “executive” class seats. The airplanes’ in-flight entertainment system offers individual monitors for each passenger.



Austral plans to use the E190s to replace older jets on domestic routes, increase current flight frequencies and serve new cities. The sister company of Aerolineas Argentinas, Austral flies a fleet of aging MD-80-family jets. The new E-Jets will allow the airline to fly any route within Argentina’s territory nonstop.

Boeing has received an order for 12 777 aircraft from an unidentified customer, just weeks after stating it was in advanced discussions to secure new orders for the widebody.
The order brings Boeing's 2010 gross orders to 112, and net orders to 94 as the airframer has booked 18 cancellations this year, including one for a 737 posted this week.
Boeing commercial airplanes CEO Jim Albaugh said on 17 March that his company was involved in three active 777 sales campaigns.
Additionally, Boeing announced 19 March that it will increase 777 production, returning output of its widebody jetliner to seven aircraft per month up from five. The company initially planned to return to seven aircraft per month in 2012, but will accelerate that by six months to mid-2011.
This is Boeing's first 777 order this year, and raises the company's net 777 orders booked in 2010 to nine after it received cancellations for three aircraft earlier in the year.

"WASHINGTON, April 29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Angola's TAAG Linhas Aereas de Angola (Angola Airlines) today announced the airline ordered two 777-300ERs (Extended Range) in a deal that also includes purchase rights for two additional 777-300ER jetliners.

Angola Minister of Transports Dr. Augusto da Silva Tomas and TAAG Chairman Dr. Pimentel Araujo joined several senior U.S. government and Boeing officials to celebrate the order at the Corporate Council on Africa U.S.-Africa Infrastructure Conference in Washington, D.C.

The two 777-300ERs are valued at approximately $544 million at list prices. The order originally was posted as unidentified on Boeing's Orders & Deliveries Web site in 2009."

Le transporteur canadien Jazz Air commande 15 biturbopropulseurs de ligne Bombardier Q400 NextGen

L’avion turbopropulsé éco-énergétique, à faibles émissions, confortable et plus écologique vient compléter l’importante flotte d’avions de Bombardier du transporteur
Bombardier Aéronautique a annoncé aujourd’hui que Jazz Air LP (« Jazz »), de Halifax (Nouvelle-Écosse), a signé une entente d’achat ferme de 15 biturbopropulseurs de ligne Bombardier Q400 NextGen et pris des options sur 15 autres.
Au prix courant de l’avion Q400 NextGen, la commande ferme est estimée à quelque 454 millions $US, ce qui pourrait augmenter à 937 millions $US si toutes les 15 options étaient converties en commandes fermes.
« L’arrivée de l’avion Q400 NextGen constitue un complément parfait à notre flotte de biturbopropulseurs et de biréacteurs régionaux construits par Bombardier, » a déclaré
Joseph Randell, président et chef de la direction, Jazz Air LP. Cet avion, qui a été configuré pour Jazz avec 74 fauteuils dans une cabine à classe unique, offre un confort passagers et une efficacité énergétique supérieurs, de même que des performances environnementales améliorées. Je suis convaincu que nos passagers apprécieront l’intérieur silencieux et la vitesse de cette nouvelle technologie. »

Boeing added 20 new orders for the 777 this week, but also lost signed orders for another four 777s.
The Chicago-based manufacturer posted a weekly order update on 6 May.
The Boeing document did not identify the source or sources who purchased the 20 777s, listing the buyer as "unidentified".
So far, Boeing has booked 134 new orders since 1 January. Customers also have pulled orders for 22 aircraft, so the net increase to Boeing's backlog is 112 aircraft.
Net orders so far this year include 70 737s, 27 777s and 15 787s.

Beochien a écrit:

Peut être d'ailleurs que Boeing veut les garder pour Farnborough ... histoire de ne pas laisser JL faire le show tout seul!


JPRS