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Post by kevin5345179 on Mar 8, 2019 8:21:53 GMT 1
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Post by someone on Mar 8, 2019 13:28:34 GMT 1
February 2018:
A220-100: 2
A220-300: 1
A320: 5
A320neo: 21
A321: 4
A321neo: 6
A330-200: 1
A350-900: 8
A350-1000: 1
Total: 49
YTD 2019 (YTD 2018)
A220: 3 (0)
A220-100: 2 (0)
A220-300: 1 (09
A32x: 69 (50)
A319: 1 (2)
A320: 9 (19)
A320neo: 36 (13)
A321: 7 (13)
A321neo: 16 (3)
A330: 2 (3)
A330-200: 1 (1)
A330-300: 1 (2)
A350: 14 (12)
A350-900: 13 (11)
A350-1000: 1 (1)
A380: 0 (0)
Total: 88 (65)
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Post by Baroque on Mar 8, 2019 15:11:14 GMT 1
This is a good sign. Bottlenecks are out of the way this year and if Airbus keeps such a steady rate, they can avoid the habitual end of year rush that can be costly in terms of manpower needed. |
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Post by philidor on Mar 12, 2019 11:36:16 GMT 1
Wrong year  |
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Post by philidor on Mar 12, 2019 11:50:17 GMT 1
This is a good sign. Bottlenecks are out of the way this year and if Airbus keeps such a steady rate, they can avoid the habitual end of year rush that can be costly in terms of manpower needed. Yet, 69 A320 family deliveries in two months is a very low number. At a steady rate, that would mean 414 a year, when more than 700 should be expected if Airbus is to meet its 2019 guidance. Airbus seems to be still very far from a steady rate, the main difference may be that more engines were available ... I hope deliveries pick up before mid-year, proving me wrong. |
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Post by stealthmanbob on Apr 4, 2019 17:52:16 GMT 1
74 deliveries for March 2019 !
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Post by sciing on Apr 4, 2019 18:34:36 GMT 1
74 deliveries for March 2019 ! Warning! The OD sheet is a complete mess full of bugs! It will be challenging to get suitable data out. |
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Post by sciing on Apr 4, 2019 19:24:08 GMT 1
Bug report, the following frames are listed as A320NEO in the delivery table. The sum count seems to be right.
A321N AERCAP (CHINA SOUTHERN AIRLINES) E 25. Mär
A321 WIZZ AIR HUNGARY E 25. Mär
A359 AIR LEASE CORPORATION (EVELOP AIRLINES) N 26. Mär
A321N AERCAP (SICHUAN AIRLINES) E 27. Mär
A321N BRITISH AIRWAYS E 27. Mär
A321N AERCAP (VOLARIS) E 28. Mär
A210 DELTA AIR LINES N 28. Mär
A359 LUFTHANSA E 28. Mär
A321N WIZZ AIR HUNGARY E 28. Mär
A359 ASIANA AIRLINES A 29. Mär
A320 CHINA EXPRESS AIRLINES (HUAXIA AIRLINES) A 29. Mär
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Post by ca350 on Apr 5, 2019 3:42:24 GMT 1
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shpeex
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Post by shpeex on Apr 5, 2019 7:27:56 GMT 1
March 2019:
A220-100: 3
A220-300: 2
A320: 7
A320neo: 28
A321: 6
A321neo: 16
A330-900: 3
A350-900: 6
A350-1000: 2
A380: 1
Total: 74
YTD 2019 (YTD 2018)
A220: 8 (0)
A220-100: 5 (0)
A220-300: 3 (0)
A32x: 126 (95)
A319: 1 (2)
A320: 16 (35)
A320neo: 64 (24)
A321: 13 (28)
A321neo: 32 (6)
A330: 5 (8)
A330-200: 1 (3)
A330-300: 1 (5)
A330-900: 3 (0)
A350: 22 (17)
A350-900: 19 (16)
A350-1000: 3 (1)
A380: 1 (1)
Total: 162 (121)
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