Category: Civil Aviation

A350 picks up more orders
Civil Aviation

Airbus has announced more  orders for the A350, securing commitments from Air France-KLM and SriLankan Airlines. The Air France-KLM Group has finalised a firm contract for 25 A350-900 aircraft and for a further 25 options. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this

Boeing orders flow from Paris
Civil Aviation

Order announcements continue to flow from the Paris airshow, with Boeing and Ryanair finalising a firm order for 175 737-800 aircraft. The order, originally announced as a commitment in March, is Boeing’s largest ever aircraft order from a European airline.  O’Leary flew into the Paris airshow on one of Ryanair’s 303 737-800s, which bore a

VistaJet orders up to 40 Challenger 350s
Business Aviation

VistaJet has placed firm orders for 20 Challenger 350 jets and taken options for an additional 20 of the aircraft. The transaction for the firm aircraft order announced at the Paris airshow this week is valued at approximately US$518 million. If all options are exercised, the total value of the order is approximately US$1.035 billion.

GippsAero rolls out 200th Airvan
Civil Aviation

GippsAero has delivered its 200th GA8 Airvan, with the aircraft being delivered to sales and support dealer Hawker Pacific. The 200th GA8 is a turbocharged aircraft with a full-fuel payload of more than 545kg. It features a quick-change configuration interior and a steel undercarriage – signature features of the aircraft designed to withstand the demands

Korean Air orders 747-8 and 777-300ERs
Airlines

Korean Air has announced an order for five 747-8 Intercontinental and six 777-300ER aircraft. The value of the transaction is approximately $3.6 billion at current list prices. Korean Air is the only airline to order both the passenger and freighter variations of the 747-8. When the order is finalised, the South Korean flag carrier will

easyJet eyes A320neo order
Civil Aviation

The UK’s largest airline easyJet has ‘earmarked’ the A320neo for its future fleet requirements following an extensive technical evaluation. Subject to shareholder approval – something not a foregone conclusion given very public divisions between founding shareholder Stelios Haji-Ioannou and its board and senior management around fleet planning – easyJet has identified a need for 100

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