Paul a écrit:Livraisons de Boeing après 3 trimestres:
http://boeing.mediaroom.com/2015-10-05-Boeing-Reports-Third-Quarter-Deliveries
Airbus au 30 septembre:
Paul a écrit:Livraisons de Boeing après 3 trimestres:
http://boeing.mediaroom.com/2015-10-05-Boeing-Reports-Third-Quarter-Deliveries
Boeing forecast rate increases for 767, as well as 787 and 737. We already know 747 slowing to .5 rate in Sept. 2016, 777 to 7 jets per mo
— Glenn Farley (@GlennFarleyK5) 27 Janvier 2016
Boeing CFO Greg Smith says company will hit 787 production rate of 12 per month by mid 2016 . That's split between Everett and Charleston
— Glenn Farley (@GlennFarleyK5) 27 Janvier 2016
On Boeing 777X bridge. Expects 777 classic will slide to 7 per month in 2017. Sold out in 2016. 80% sold out in 2017. More sales expected
— Glenn Farley (@GlennFarleyK5) 27 Janvier 2016
Boeing to announces it will go to 57, 737 airplanes per month in 2019. Up from previous plans of 52.
— Glenn Farley (@GlennFarleyK5) 27 Janvier 2016
@Boeing will deliver around 84 777s per year with rate moving to 7/mo in 2017; conf of sustaining at that rate until 777X
— Guy Norris (@AvWeekGuy) 27 Janvier 2016
Boeing CEO Muilenburg says 2016 a bit of a transition year. Deliveries down by 20 jets. Mostly due to 737MAX transition. Back up in 2017.
— Glenn Farley (@GlennFarleyK5) 27 Janvier 2016
Paul a écrit:Airbus est très loin de ses cadences annoncées sur tout ses programmes pour janvier-février, il y aura du boulot dans les prochains mois:
http://www.airbus.com/company/market/orders-deliveries/?contentId=%5B_TABLE%3Att_content%3B_FIELD%3Auid%5D%2C&cHash=22935adfac92fcbbd4ba4e1441d13383