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Post by addasih on Dec 31, 2016 17:50:25 GMT 1
Moved here
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Post by someone on Jan 4, 2017 19:52:05 GMT 1
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Post by addasih on Jan 4, 2017 23:10:15 GMT 1
Most probably this is 2016 order too
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Post by addasih on Jan 6, 2017 3:39:21 GMT 1
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Post by s543 on Jan 6, 2017 11:02:36 GMT 1
This is interesting - SpiceJet went almost bancrupt not so long ago and seems to recover sort off - almost half of it's fleet "went".... |
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Post by mjoelnir on Jan 6, 2017 15:52:00 GMT 1
According to the article Boeing won a big victory. In a country like India, were Airbus rules (nice to know), Boeing managed to sell to an all Boeing airline flying 737 only, 737 again. Ra RA RA   I am not sarcastic about Boeing, but at the tone of the article. |
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Post by kronus on Jan 6, 2017 17:10:54 GMT 1
Today december 2016 orders boeing report
total 290 gross orders:
8 787 (both -8 and -9 versions)
282 737 (17 NG and 265 MAX)
more details:
Orders for December 2016 through December 2016
Customer Name Country Region Model Engine Order Date Total
Business Jet / VIP Customer(s) USA North America 737 MAX CF 20-Dec-2016 1
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 737 MAX CF 11-Dec-2016 3
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 737 MAX CF 22-Dec-2016 5
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 737 MAX CF 27-Dec-2016 61
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 737 MAX CF 28-Dec-2016 75
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 737 MAX CF 29-Dec-2016 20
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 737 MAX CF 30-Dec-2016 100
Jet2.com Ltd United Kingdom Europe 737-800 CF 22-Dec-2016 4
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 737-800 CF 15-Dec-2016 2
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 737-800 CF 19-Dec-2016 5
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 737-800 CF 22-Dec-2016 3
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 737-800 CF 30-Dec-2016 3
Tanzania Tanzania, United Republic of Africa 787-8 07-Dec-2016 1
Uzbekistan Airways Uzbekistan Central Asia 787-8 GE 22-Dec-2016 3
Uzbekistan Airways Uzbekistan Central Asia 787-8 22-Dec-2016 1
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 787-9 09-Dec-2016 1
Unidentified Customer(s) Unidentified Unidentified 787-9 GE 30-Dec-2016 2
Total 290
Customer Name Country Region Model Engine Order Date Total
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Post by stealthmanbob on Jan 6, 2017 17:31:37 GMT 1
One of those graphic things from Boeing !
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Post by philidor on Jan 6, 2017 18:18:48 GMT 1
As often, headlines are deceptive. Only about one half of the order (50 737 MAX) would be new, the rest would be re-scheduling an existing order (42 737 NG). As it happens, the sub-titles are no better. "Pact with SpiceJet is victory in market dominated by Airbus" says Bloomberg, which would make one believe that SpiceJet was so far an Airbus customer, when the American manufacturer actually dominates the airline's fleet, and recently helped bail it out of a financial turmoil. Boeing winning this order is anything but a surprise. |
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Post by philidor on Jan 6, 2017 19:21:18 GMT 1
Let's start with Boeing's December orders.
787 : six new orders (four from Uzbekistan Airways, 2 from an undisclosed customer. 18 cancellations.
--> -12 net orders.
737 : 272 new orders (the already announced GECAS (75) and Travel Service (5) orders - unidentified customer(s) 187 - Jet2.com (4) - one (1) business jet). 62 cancellations (probably resulting conversions to the MAX).
--> + 210 net orders.
Total : 278 new orders, 198 net orders. Iran's orders don't seem to be included. A brilliant month for Boeing !
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