Les livraisons de l'Airbus A380 seront touchées par l'incident du vol Qantas
PARIS, 12 nov 2010 (AFP)
Les livraisons d'Airbus A380 devraient souffrir de l'incident sur l'un des très gros porteurs de la compagnie australienne Qantas, a mis en garde vendredi l'avionneur européen, qui se montre aussi de plus en plus prudent sur le calendrier de son futur long-courrier A350.
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Qatar Airways could order more A380 Airbus superjumbos
Akbar al-Baker, chief executive of Qatar Airways has said the airline's board is considering the possibility of ordering more A380 Airbus superjumbo planes equipped with Rolls Royce engines, despite a recent blowout on a Qantas A380 jet, Aljazeera has reported. The airline has five 555-seat double-decker planes on order and expects to order more, he said, without specifying figures.
Akbar al-Baker, chief executive of Qatar Airways has said the airline's board is considering the possibility of ordering more A380 Airbus superjumbo planes equipped with Rolls Royce engines, despite a recent blowout on a Qantas A380 jet, Aljazeera has reported. The airline has five 555-seat double-decker planes on order and expects to order more, he said, without specifying figures.
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Egyptair avec du 380....
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Airbus says close to completing Japan A380 deal
PARIS Feb 16 (Reuters) - Airbus sales chief John Leahy said he was close to finalising a $1.5 billion order for four A380 superjumbos from Japanese airline Skymark Airlines (9204.T: Quote) and predicted more deals with low-cost airlines.
The order was provisionally announced in November and marks a breakthrough for the European planemaker in a Japanese market whose main national carriers remain loyal to Boeing (BA.N: Quote).
The A380, the world's largest airliner, is designed for 525 passengers in three classes but can seat 840 people when its twin passenger decks are fitted throughout with economy seats.
Speaking at a press lunch in Paris, Leahy also predicted several hundred firm orders for an upgraded model of the A320 passenger jet, to be enhanced with new engines from 2016, between now and the Paris air show in June.
He accused Boeing of procastinating over whether to follow Airbus in upgrading its competing 737 plane with new engines, and predicted it would abandon talk of a complete redesign.
Boeing has said it is leaning towards redesigning the 737, the world's most sold aircraft, from about the year 2020, something analysts say would cost about $10 billion, or 5 to 10 times more than an engine upgrade designed to save fuel.
Leahy said he expected Airbus to go ahead with a provisional plan to increase A320 family production to 42-44 planes a month, subject to an ongoing review of the supply chain.
Leahy dismissed the threat from the CSeries passenger jet developed by Canada's Bombardier (BBDb.TO: Quote), saying there is "no business case" for the plane now that Airbus -- and in his opinion Boeing -- are set to offer more efficient engines.
Airbus's next new plane, the mid-sized A350 which competes with the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, is on track, Leahy said.
"The numbers are looking good and the programme appears to be on track and we have taken a much more conservative approach," he said, referring to past problems on the A380.
PARIS Feb 16 (Reuters) - Airbus sales chief John Leahy said he was close to finalising a $1.5 billion order for four A380 superjumbos from Japanese airline Skymark Airlines (9204.T: Quote) and predicted more deals with low-cost airlines.
The order was provisionally announced in November and marks a breakthrough for the European planemaker in a Japanese market whose main national carriers remain loyal to Boeing (BA.N: Quote).
The A380, the world's largest airliner, is designed for 525 passengers in three classes but can seat 840 people when its twin passenger decks are fitted throughout with economy seats.
Speaking at a press lunch in Paris, Leahy also predicted several hundred firm orders for an upgraded model of the A320 passenger jet, to be enhanced with new engines from 2016, between now and the Paris air show in June.
He accused Boeing of procastinating over whether to follow Airbus in upgrading its competing 737 plane with new engines, and predicted it would abandon talk of a complete redesign.
Boeing has said it is leaning towards redesigning the 737, the world's most sold aircraft, from about the year 2020, something analysts say would cost about $10 billion, or 5 to 10 times more than an engine upgrade designed to save fuel.
Leahy said he expected Airbus to go ahead with a provisional plan to increase A320 family production to 42-44 planes a month, subject to an ongoing review of the supply chain.
Leahy dismissed the threat from the CSeries passenger jet developed by Canada's Bombardier (BBDb.TO: Quote), saying there is "no business case" for the plane now that Airbus -- and in his opinion Boeing -- are set to offer more efficient engines.
Airbus's next new plane, the mid-sized A350 which competes with the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, is on track, Leahy said.
"The numbers are looking good and the programme appears to be on track and we have taken a much more conservative approach," he said, referring to past problems on the A380.
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En Allemand, mais John Leahy espère 2 commandes pour des 380 avant le salon du Bourget....
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Que le com. initial soit en allemand est ceAVION a écrit :En Allemand, mais John Leahy espère 2 commandes pour des 380 avant le salon du Bourget...
- un indice >>> + de machines pour LH
- un ecran de fumée pour cacher >>>> + de machines pour QR ( ce qui ne ferait pas obligatoirement sauter de joie EK)
- ou >>>> TK , une des rumeurs du moment
- ou une asiatique existante, la Chine est tjrs en forte expansion
- ou un nouveau client de la zone Asie Pacifique >>> PR - CX- NZ ... D7 en version 800pax
- ou .... une major US
allez j'arrete le délire
mais peut etre y en a t il d'autres
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Vers une version MTOW à 600T...
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C'est une idée ou le programme A380 va bientôt pouvoir être qualifié de succès.
Il me semble que les commandes se succèdent à un rythme assez important pour un appareil de cette taille.
Quelqu'un aurait-il la possibilité de nous dire :
- le nombre d'appareils livrés
- le nombre d'appareils en commande ferme pour 2011, 2012, 2013...
- le nombre d'options
Le tout idéalement avec la répartition par compagnie...
C'est du boulot, mais je ne sais pas où trouver l'info.
Il me semble que les commandes se succèdent à un rythme assez important pour un appareil de cette taille.
Quelqu'un aurait-il la possibilité de nous dire :
- le nombre d'appareils livrés
- le nombre d'appareils en commande ferme pour 2011, 2012, 2013...
- le nombre d'options
Le tout idéalement avec la répartition par compagnie...
C'est du boulot, mais je ne sais pas où trouver l'info.
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Wikipedia a déjà fait tout le boulotjml13 a écrit :Quelqu'un aurait-il la possibilité de nous dire :
- le nombre d'appareils livrés
- le nombre d'appareils en commande ferme pour 2011, 2012, 2013...
- le nombre d'options
Le tout idéalement avec la répartition par compagnie...
C'est du boulot, mais je ne sais pas où trouver l'info.
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Avec le Bourget qui approche, des commandes devraient tomber !