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CRJ-1000 made by Bombardier now acquired by Mitsubishi
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December 6, 2019 - by airlinerwatch.com
Jakarta, Indonesia - Indonesia's national airline operator Garuda Indonesia is looking for potential buyers for the six Bombardier CRJ1000ERs jets owned by the airline.
Garuda Indonesia started operating Bombardier CRJ1000s in 2012 and currently has 18 copies in its fleet. 12 aircraft are leased from the Nordic Aviation Capital.
Leased planes will be returned to the lessor. The CRJ1000s of the Asian operator. are 6.2 years old on average.
Garuda Indonesia primarily uses its CRJ1000s for...
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6, 2019 - by oo Yun Chee for reuters.com
An association representing minority investors in Brazil is lobbying European antitrust regulators to spike a deal between planemakers Embraer SA (EMBR3.SA) and Boeing Co (BA.N), calling it a killer acquisition.
Aurelio Valporto, the head of minority investor association Abradin, said the European Commission should block Boeing's proposed $4.2 billion purchase of 80% Embraer's commercial passenger jet division or demand hefty concessions.
"What will be left from Embraer won't survive, and even if it was possible to survive, Embraer wouldn't be able to produce any aircraft with 50 passengers or more," Valporto said in an interview late on Wednesday, arguing that Embraer and Boeing planes compete in the marketplace.
Embraer's commercial jet division focuses on the 70 to 150-seat segment, competing directly with the CSeries jets designed by Bombardier Inc (BBDb.TO), a division that was bought by Europe's Airbus SE (AIR.PA).
Boeing aims to...
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Bombardier Global 7500 Business Jet - The first business jet to have a queen-sized bed and hot shower
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December 5, 2019 - by Moira Warburton, Allison Lampert for reuters.com
Canada's Bombardier (BBDb.TO) will hit its 2019 delivery targets for its Global 7500 business jet, as the company redirects manpower from other planes to its flagship corporate aircraft program, an executive said on Wednesday.
The plane and train maker has previously said it expects to deliver 15 to 20 Global 7500s in 2019 but will need to make the lion's share of those deliveries during the last three months of the year, leaving little room for error in execution.
Investors and analysts are closely watching deliveries of the Global 7500 business jet, which lists for $73 million and is a key revenue driver for Bombardier....
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December 4, 2019 - by Dominic Gates for seattletimes.com
Boeing Commercial Airplanes chief engineer John Hamilton, who was appointed in March to lead its response to the deadly 737 MAX crashes and testified before Congress alongside CEO Dennis Muilenburg, is retiring, the company informed employees Wednesday.
The news was conveyed in an internal memo from the new head of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Stan Deal, and Boeing's chief engineer, Greg Hyslop.
"John had planned to retire last year, but we asked him to stay on to help us with the 737 MAX investigations and return to service efforts," they wrote. "We are immensely grateful to John for lending his expertise and leadership during a very challenging time."
Hamilton took center stage alongside Muilenburg at two contentious Congressional hearings last month. In the second of those,...
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December 9, 2019 - James Albright for aviationweek.com
When we bought our current airplane, just over 10 years ago, I had a decision to make that I had never faced previously: Do we want access to the internet?
Back then, the system of choice was expensive and slow, but since it would be useful for email and limited downloads, it was still worth considering.
Interestingly, the passengers email and limited downloads, it was still worth considering. Interestingly, the passengers were strongly opposed. They regarded the airplane as their refuge from the world and a chance to unplug for several hours.
While it would have been nice ...
Major blow to the business case of the Boeing NMA
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December 4, 2019 - by RICHARD SCHUURMAN for airinsight.com
Think of something you desperately want to have but are unable to get it as the product keeps being unavailable.
What to do? United Airlines has found itself in this position in the last three years as it considered options to renew its fleet.
Instead of waiting for Boeing's yet to be launched New Mid-market Aircraft it has now 'set a course for the future' by buying 50 Airbus A321XLRs, it announced on December 3.
The news is a major blow to the business case of the Boeing NMA as United was seen as a serious potential customer for the type to replace its aging Boeing 757-200 fleet.
When announcing a deal for the MAX 10 at the 2017 Paris Air Show, United's David Letterman confirmed he was 'all ears' as to what Boeing was planning to do with the NMA...
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Airbus A321XLR in United Airlines "swoop" colors. Source: Airbus
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December 4, 2019 - by Scott Hamilton for leehamnews.com
United Airlines today announced an order for 50 Airbus A321XLRs.
The airplane has an advertised range of 4,700nm (5,400 statute miles), or a nine hour flight.
UAL will replace its aging Boeing 757s on a one-for-one basis beginning in 2024.
The XLR's targeted entry into service is 2023.
Simultaneously, United deferred its order for the Airbus A350 XWB to 2027. UA repeatedly deferred delivery of the wide-body aircraft, which was ordered in 2009. First delivery was originally scheduled for 2013. There are 14 years from the original delivery date to the new one.
Officials at United are prone to favor Boeing, especially for wide-bodies, over Airbus.
The A350-900 has slightly less capacity but more range than the Boeing 787-10. United is a 787-10 customer.
The A350-1000 has about the same capacity more slightly more range than the Boeing...
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December 2, 2019 - by airlinerwatch.com
Dubai, UAE - 540 people from 145 different countries boarded an Airbus A380 from Emirates Airlines to celebrate the UAE's national day.
To mark the 48th anniversary of the UAE's independence day, Flight EK2019 set a new world record by making a flight with 540 passengers on board of an aircraft.
The flight was carried out on Nov. 29 by an Airbus A380 with a special livery attributing "Diversity".
The two hours low-level flight over the Emirates was piloted by Emirati Captain Abbas Shaban and German female First Officer Karin Arning. 22 flight attendants and stewards were from 18 different countries.
This special flight has welcomed passengers of...
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December 2, 2019 - twitter
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A doctor sucked urine out of 70-year-old man's bladder using his mouth during mid-air emergency to save his life on China Southern CZ399 from Guangzhou to New York. The catheter was created from oxygen mask and straw. pic.twitter.com/CEpIiYtp8K
— ChinaAviationReview (@ChinaAvReview) December 1, 2019