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

Beochien a écrit:CEKOICA chez investir !

HONG KONG, 28 juin (Reuters) - Air China a annoncé vendredi soir qu'elle avait commandé 20 Boeing 777-800 pour 1,4 milliard de dollars (1,13 milliard d'euros).

Même pas fichus de recopier Reuters, les stagiaires du coin!

http://www.investir.fr/infos-conseils-boursiers/infos-conseils-valeurs/infos/air-china-va-acheter-20-boeing-777-800-pour-1-4-md-264524.php

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DAE bids to alter aircraft orders
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) is negotiating to restructure more than 200 aircraft orders worth US$27 billion (Dh99.16bn) with Airbus and Boeing, a senior Dubai finance official says.

The state-backed company made headlines at the 2007 Dubai Airshow when it announced the huge orders with the two aircraft makers and plans to build up a global presence in aircraft leasing.

But several media reports, citing unidentified sources, said the firm had since stopped making payments, was not taking delivery of the planes and was seeking to get out of its contractual obligations by shifting them to Dubai’s two state-owned carriers Emirates Airline and flydubai.

Abdulrahman al Saleh, the director general of the Dubai Department of Finance, responded to the reports yesterday by saying: “We are in negotiations.”

Airbus and Boeing declined to comment, while Emirates released a short statement: “Emirates’s aircraft orders are based purely on our future strategic requirements. And we do not comment on rumours.”

DAE joins other regional outfits that made aircraft orders in the boom years but were later forced to delay or cancel orders for new aircraft because of the global credit crisis.

RAK Airways, based in Ras al Khaimah, has said it was negotiating with Boeing over an order for short-haul 737s.

And LCAL, a leasing firm based in Dubai, last year cancelled 16 of its 21 orders for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, citing the plane’s production delays and the depressed market for leased aircraft.

Emirates may have already stepped in on DAE’s behalf, according to Air Finance Journal, which reported the long-haul airline’s $11.5bn order last month for 32 more Airbus A380s was part of the restructuring.

When it was created in 2006, DAE was established as a $15bn company with plans to become a global player in aerospace ranging from airports, aircraft leasing, manufacturing and engineering, and services.

DAE’s shareholders include the Investment Corporation of Dubai, Dubai International Capital, DIFC Investments, Emaar, Istithmar World and Dubai Silicon Oasis.

Its holdings include StandardAero, a US-based maintenance and engineering firm. It was part of a consortium of Dubai and Abu Dhabi companies that bought SR Technics, a Swiss maintenance firm, in 2006.

Last year it sold its stake to Mubadala Development, an investment company owned by the Abu Dhabi Government, which assumed full control of the maintenance firm.

Beochien a écrit:Bon , Les 30 777 pour EK c'est confirmé sur la presse Dubaï, la flotte EK possédera 101 B777 à terme !
Pas une nouvelle cde pour Boeing l'officialisation du transfert de leur Loueur local CAE dont on parlait depuis qq temps !

--------------- USA Today et Dubaï Chronicle aussi ! ---------------

http://content.usatoday.com/topics/article/Places,+Geography/Towns,+Cities,+Counties/Dubai/02dDg8hfWO5Pn/1

Emirates orders 30 Boeing 777-300ERs valued at US$9.1 Billion continuing the expansion of its fleet for tomorrow
FARNBOROUGH, England – Farnborough Air Show– 19th July 2010 – Emirates (www.emirates.com), the Dubai-based international airline, today placed an order with Boeing for an additional 30 777-300ER aircraft, worth approximately US$9.1 billion

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Boeing, Emirates Announce Order for 30 Boeing 777-300ERs

Airline continues to be world's largest operator of 777s

FARNBOROUGH, United Kingdom, July 19 -- Boeing and Dubai-based Emirates Airlines today announced an order for 30 Boeing 777-300ERs (Extended Range) at the 2010 Farnborough International Airshow. Eighteen of these were previously attributed to an unidentified customer on Boeing's Orders and Deliveries website.

New lessor ALC takes off with firm order for 51 A320 Family aircraft

Air Lease Corporation (ALC), the recently formed aircraft financing and leasing company, has chosen to place its first firm order for new aircraft directly from a manufacturer with Airbus. The order is for 20 A321 aircraft and 31 A320 aircraft. The agreement was signed during a ceremony held today at the Farnborough International Air Show witnessed by Steven F. Udvar-Hazy, ALC Chairman and CEO, John L. Plueger, ALC President and COO, Airbus President and CEO, Tom Enders and Airbus Chief Operating Officer, Customers, John Leahy.

Boeing et Gecas annoncent la commande de 40 appareils 737 de nouvelle génération :
La commande de 40 appareils 737 de nouvelle génération
* La commande est valorisée $3 milliards au prix catalogue
http://www.boursorama.com/infos/actualites/detail_actu_societes.phtml?num=02347773e5314c012c4144cdf1a96779