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JAC orders more Q400s
28Jun Japan Air Commuter has placed an order for an additional 4 Dash 8 Q400s. The airline also took an option on one additional aircraft. JAC now has 9 Q400s on firm order.
 
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Aeroflot looking at regional aircraft
29Jun Aeroflot is planning to announce a tender to purchase 35 to 40 regional aircraft over the coming 2 years. Under consideration will be the Canadair RJ, Embraer RJ and Tupolev 338.
 
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Boeing liefert im zweiten Quartal 75 Passagierflugzeuge aus
Freitag 2. Juli 2004, 16:49 Uhr

Der weltweit zweitgrößte Flugzeughersteller Boeing Co. teilte am Freitag mit, dass er im zweiten Quartal 75 Passagierflugzeuge ausgeliefert hat, womit sich die Anzahl der im ersten Halbjahr ausgelieferten Maschinen auf 151 beläuft.
Wie der US-Konzern bekannt gab, befanden sich unter den Flugzeugen 50 Maschinen vom Typs 737 sowie elf Maschinen vom Typ 777. Darüber hinaus wurden 18 Militärflugzeuge ausgeliefert, darunter zwölf F/A-18E/F Kampfjets sowie eine F-15 Maschine. Zudem wurden ein Satellit sowie eine Delta II-Trägerrakete ausgeliefert.
 
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Emirates also announced orders for more four-engined A340s, purchasing two more ultra-long-range A340-500 and 18 of the larger A340-600 Higher Gross Weight aircraft, as well as leasing two A340-600s from ILFC, the International Lease Finance Corporation. This makes Emirates the launch customer for the A340-600 HGW.
 
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Air India has floated global tenders to take 3 Airbus 343's and one Boeing 747-400 on lease for it's U.S. West Coast expansion.

In addition to the thrice weekly LAX via FRA they will start SFO from April 2005 with a thrice or four times weekly service.

This is a short term need until the delivery of 10 A434's and 18 B738's begin.

Flüge nach SFO über MUC wären doch ein Hit!!! ;)
 
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Air Berlin's new aircraft order
06Jul Air Berlin has been in talks with both Airbus and Boeing about an order for up to 70 aircraft and could split the order between the 2 manufacturers. Air Berlin is looking to start receiving the new aircraft either in late 2005 or early 2006 and could make an announcement at the upcoming Farnborough Air Show. Air Berlin operates 43 Boeing 737s and a pair of BAe146s and Fokker 100s.
 
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Iran air has wetleased two Ex-Lufthansa B747-200 aircraft from Air Universal in Jordan. The contract is till November 2005.
 
Boeing meldet geplante Bestellungen für Dreamliner-Maschinen

Die Boeing Co., der weltweit zweitgrößte Flugzeughersteller, meldete am Mittwoch, dass der britische Touristikkonzern First Choice Holidays plc und die italienische Fluglinie Blue Panorama Airlines den Erwerb von insgesamt zehn Maschinen des Typs 7E7 Dreamliner im Wert von 1,2 Mrd. Dollar planen.
Wie der US-Konzern mitteilte, hat First Choice eine Absichtserklärung unterzeichnet, nach der sechs 7E7-Maschinen bestellt werden sollen, die ab 2009 geliefert werden.
 
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First A330-200 for Northwest
06Jul Northwest's first Airbus A330-200 was noted at Toulouse this morning. The aircraft will be registered N851NW
 
Biman looks at new aircraft
09Jul Bangladesh Biman is looking at new aircraft for its fleet. Airbus is offering the airline 2 A320s and 2 A330s while Boeing has offered the B777. Biman is also planning to offer 2 DC10s for lease or sale. Biman's fleet is composed of 15 aircraft at this time : 6 DC10s, 4 A310s and 5 Fk28s.

Air Senegal orders 737NG
09Jul Air Senegal International has placed an order for one Boeing 737-700. The aircraft is due to be delivered in July 2005. The airline is also considering opening up a new route direct from Saint-Louis in Northern Senegal to Paris for the next tourist season which starts in November.

Santa Barbara adds 757
09Jul Santa Brabara, the Venezuelian airline, is adding this Boeing 757-200 to its fleet. This aircraft was previously operated by American and TWA and will be used to operate twice daily service from Caracas to Miami.

Merpati leases more 737s
09Jul Merpati Nusantara Airlines will lease up to 6 additional Boeing 737-200s this year. The airline has already been adding several Boeing 737s in the past few months.
 
Austrian Airlines ordert achte Maschinen von Boeing

Die österreichische Fluggesellschaft Austrian Airlines AG gab am Montag bekannt, dass sie eine achte Maschine vom Typ Boeing 737-800 vom amerikanischen Flugzeughersteller Boeing Co. geordert hat. Das Flugzeug soll zur Ergänzung der Flotte der Charterflug-Tochter Lauda Air verwendet werden.
Konzernangaben zufolge wird das Flugzeug im Juli 2005 geliefert.

Lauda Air setzt derzeit insgesamt vier Maschinen vom Typ Boeing 737-800 ein, wobei die Gesellschaft bereits drei weitere Maschinen gleichen Typs zu einem früheren Zeitpunkt geordert hatte. Nach Lieferung des neuen Flugzeuges will Lauda Air den Betrieb von drei älteren Maschinen vom Typ Boeing 737-400 einstellen.
 
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Boeing: Emirates bestellt vier 777-Maschinen
Montag 19. Juli 2004, 15:34 Uhr

Wie die arabische Fluggesellschaft Emirates am Montag bekannt gab, hat sie bei der Boeing Co. vier Maschinen vom Typ 777 bestellt und sich eine Option zum Erwerb von neun weiteren gesichert.
Die Transaktion hat nach Listenpreisen ein Volumen von rund 3 Mrd. Dollar. Wie die Fluglinie der Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate bereits im vergangenen Jahr mitteilte, beabsichtigt sie, insgesamt 26 Maschinen vom Typ 777 zu leasen.
 
GOL orders more Boeing 737-800s
20Jul GOL Linhas Aereas Inteligentes, the Brazilian low-cost airline, placed an order for 2 additional Boeing 737-800s to be delivered in June and July 2006, increasing its firm orders to 17, to be delivered between 2006 and 2009. Earlier this year the airline agreed to buy up to 43 Boeing 737's, 15 of which were firm orders and 28 were options. GOL currently operates 4 B737-800s and 18 B737-700s

Republic orders Embraer 170s
20Jul Republic Airways has converted 2 options on Embraer 170s into firm orders. This brings to 18 the total number of ERJ170s on order from Republic. Republic Airways Holding, parent company of Chautauqua Airlines and Republic Airlines, holds an additional 32 options for the Embraer 170, 25 of which may be converted to 190/195 aircraft. Deliveries of the ERJ 170s to Republic are expected to begin in the third quarter of this year.

Air Nostrum places large CRJ order
20Jul Air Nostrum has signed a follow-on order for 20 additional Bombardier CRJ200s. The deal allows the airline to switch some aircraft for CRJ700, CRJ900 or Q400s.
Air Nostrum has taken delivery of 25 CRJ200 aircraft and also operates 20 Dash 8 Q300s. With the new order Air Nostrum will operate 70 Bombardier aircraft, making the airline Europe's largest single operator of Bombardier regional airliners.

Styrian orders additional CRJ
20Jul Styrian Spirit placed an order for one more Canadair RJ200. This will be the airline's 4th CRJ.

AirTran orders 2 Boeing 737-700s
20Jul AirTran Airways has converted 2 purchase options into firm orders for the Boeing 737-700 with delivery scheduled in the first quarter of 2006.

Sibir to acquire regional jets
20Jul Sibir Airlines is planning to acquire up to 50 regional jets fromcRussian manufacturer Sukhoi. The purchase agreement was signed Monday at the Farnborough Air Show, which is under way near London and calls for deliveries in 2007.

Adria orders additional CRJ
20Jul Adria Airways has ordered an additional Canadair RJ200. This is the airline's 6th CRJ aircraft. In addition Adria took an option on a 7th CRJ.

Luxair orders Embraer 135s
20Jul Luxair has signed a letter of intent to purchase 2 Embraer 135s. The airline is expected to confirm this order within the coming weeks and delivery of the aircraft is expected in the first quarter of 2005. Luxair will use the jets on longer routes and into London City Airport.

Trans States orders Embraer 145s
20Jul Trans States has converted 7 options on Embraer 145s into firm orders. These aircraft will operate in the colors of United Express. Deliveries of the airplanes to Trans States will be completed during the second half of 2004. The airline also holds ten more ERJ 145 options.
 
Two 320 Air-Bus planes added to Yemenia Fleet

Two A320 planes will be joining the Yemenia Airlines in September and October 2004. The planes are aimed at improving Yemenia’s performance. There are also plans to modernize the ground equipment which will cost US $10 million so as to improve the services of the main aerodromes in the Republic of Yemen. In addition, two new routes will be inaugurated in August 2004, one to Dacca, the capital of Bangladesh, another to Johansberg, South Africa.
 
HONG KONG (AFX-ASIA) - Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd said it will buy seven used Boeing 747-400 aircraft and lease another aircraft to increase its fleet to a total 103 by 2006.

Cathay said in a statement it will convert four of the aircraft into freighters. The acquisition is expected to boost airline capacity, which has risen about 20 pct over the past two years, it said.

"This latest acquisition, along with our order for nine new aircraft made earlier in the year, represents one of the fastest programs of fleet growth in the airline's history," Cathay Pacific deputy chairman and chief executive David Turnbull said.

Cathay is 44 pct owned by Swire Pacific and 25 pct by CITIC Pacific Ltd.
 
Qantas says its Asian offshoot will lease Airbus A320s

SYDNEY, Australia - Australian flag carrier Qantas said on Thursday that its Singapore-based Asian budget offshoot has signed a deal to lease eight Airbus planes when it starts flying later this year.

The carrier, which has yet to be named, will start operations flying four Airbus A320s, the new airline's chief operating officer Con Korfiatis said in a statement.

The first plane is scheduled for delivery by the end of October, Mr Korfiatis added.

After the first four planes are delivered, four more A320s will be phased in later.

No financial details of the deal were released.

The airline, which will be majority owned by Qantas but based in Singapore, has applied for its Singapore Air Operator's Certificate and will apply for traffic rights to a ring of Asian cities within five hours travel time from Singapore.

Qantas will hold a 49.9 per cent stake in the airline, while Singapore government investment arm Temasek Holdings will hold 19 per cent. Singapore businessmen Tony Chew and FF Wong will own 21.1 per cent and 10 per cent, respectively.

Qantas chief executive Geoff Dixon has suggested in the past that the Asian offshoot will most likely be called Jetstar Asia.

Qantas recently established a domestic budget carrier called Jetstar, which took to the Australian air on May 25, challenging local budget carrier Virgin Blue, which controls about 30 per cent of the domestic market.
 
Ergänzung zu Cebu Pacific:

Neben dem Kauf von 12 A319 zum Ersatz der DC9er werden noch 2 A320 geleast.

Laut Cebu CEO Lance Gokonkwei war der ausschlaggebende Punkt der Entscheidung für Airbus die überlegene Reichweite der A319 (6800 km) gegenüber der von Boeing angebotenen B717 (3815 km). So können die 319er auch auf Tokio- und Peking-Routen eingesetzt werden.

Bestuhlung der A319 150 Full Eco. Wohl bei easyjet abgeschaut.

Mit dem Leasing der A320 ist der erste Schritt getan, die 3 B757 abzulösen.
 
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