JuliusWong 0 Report post Posted June 21, 2011 (edited) Dear all: Seems like there is no thread being created for one of the largest airshow currently ongoing at Paris, City of Love. Here is a breakdown so far, By 7:30pm, Malaysian Time (GMT 8+) Day 2 of event: Airbus: A318 and A319 nil A320 Air Lease Corporation - 20 A320NEO and 14 NEO options CIT Leasing - 50 A320NEO Garuda - 15 A320, 10A320NEO GECAS - 60 A320NEO JetBlue - 40 A320NEO SAS - 30 A320NEO A321 Air Lease Corporation- 1 and 16 A321NEO JetBlue- Conversion of 30 existing A320 orders to A321 TransAsia - 6 A321NEO A330 Air Lease Corporation- 11 Saudi Arabian - 4 (300) A340 nil A380 nil Boeing 737 Air Lease Corp-20 (800) MIAT Mongolian Airlines-2 (800) Norwegian Air Shuttle-15 (800) Malaysia Airlines-10 (800) 747 Unidentified-15 (747-8i) Unidentified- 1 (747-8i) 767 MIAT Mongolian Airlines- 1 (300ER) 777 Air Lease Corp- 5 (300ER) Qatar Airways- 6 (300ER) (previously unidentified) Aeroflot- 8 (300ER) (previously unidentified) 787 Air Lease Corp- 4 (787-9) Bombardier CSeries Korean Air- 30 (LOI only) Embraer EMB 190 series Sriwijaya Air- 20 and 10 options Kenya Air- 10 and 10 options Air Lease, GE Capital Aviation Services and Air Astana- 9 and 2 options. ATR Azul Trip Linhas- 10 (600) GECAS- 15 and 15 options (600) China COMAC Ryanair- Signed as partner in development of C919 aircraft Sukhoi PT Sky Aviation (Indonesia)- 10 (SSJ-100s) Edited June 21, 2011 by JuliusWong Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BC Tam 2 Report post Posted June 21, 2011 Garuda switching over to 320's for narrowbodies ? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tamizi Hj Tamby 1 Report post Posted June 21, 2011 Wow,Sriwijaya Air is ordering E-190 jet. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JuliusWong 0 Report post Posted June 21, 2011 Garuda switching over to 320's for narrowbodies ? The A320 are meant for Citilink. Most probably to flood Indonesia's market with cheap fares. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BC Tam 2 Report post Posted June 21, 2011 The A320 are meant for Citilink. Most probably to flood Indonesia's market with cheap fares. In anticipation of QZ's announced intention to go big time ? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Waiping 12 Report post Posted June 21, 2011 PT Sky Aviation is an airline company? Guess no need to go far to see the new Sukhoi Superjet. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JuliusWong 0 Report post Posted June 21, 2011 In anticipation of QZ's announced intention to go big time ? Perhaps.... PT Sky Aviation is an airline company? Guess no need to go far to see the new Sukhoi Superjet. Yeap, based in Indonesia....Spotters paradise in KUL soon if KUL offers free landing again. Now let us wait for Embraer and Comac Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Waiping 12 Report post Posted June 21, 2011 Seems like the "A" company is way ahead in terms of orders during this airshow. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kee Hooi Yen 0 Report post Posted June 21, 2011 Is the order of 10 nos B738 for MAS or Firefly ? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Johan Z 0 Report post Posted June 22, 2011 Is the order of 10 nos B738 for MAS or Firefly ? It's for MAS, because they exercise their options. Otherwise, they will mention specifically for FY. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jessnor Arif 1 Report post Posted June 22, 2011 15 unidentified 748..... MH?? I could only dream... hehe Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Abdul Mutalib Saifuddin 0 Report post Posted June 22, 2011 Boeing yesterday released a statement re MAS' orders on B738 here Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JuliusWong 0 Report post Posted June 22, 2011 Update as of end of Day 3, 8:00pm Malaysia Time Airbus: A318 Nil A319 Republic Airlines(Frontier)- 40 A319NEO (LOI only) A320 Air Lease Corporation - 20 A320NEO and 14 NEO options AviancaTACA- 18 A320, 22 A320NEO CIT Leasing - 50 A320NEO Garuda - 15 A320, 10A320NEO GECAS - 60 A320NEO JetBlue - 40 A320NEO Republic Airlines(Frontier)- 40 A320NEO (LOI only) SAS - 30 A320NEO A321 Air Lease Corporation- 1 and 16 A321NEO JetBlue- Conversion of 30 existing A320 orders to A321 TransAsia - 6 A321NEO A330 Air Lease Corporation- 11 Saudi Arabian - 4 (300) A340 nil A350 ALAFCO- 6 (900) A380 nil Boeing 737 Air Lease Corp- 20 (800) MIAT Mongolian Airlines- 2 (800) Norwegian Air Shuttle- 12 (800) + 3 (Icelandair booked earlier) Malaysia Airlines- 10 (800) (previously unidentified) UTAir- 7 (700) and 33 (800) 747 Hong Kong Airlines- 14 (747-8i) Qatar Airways- 1 (747-8i BBJ) Unidentified- 2 (747-8i) GECAS- 2 (747-8F) (LOI only) 767 MIAT Mongolian Airlines- 1 (300ER) LAN- 6 (300ER) 777 Air Lease Corp- 5 (300ER) GECAS- 6 (300ER)(LOI only) Aeroflot- 8 (300ER) (previously unidentified) Qatar Airways- 6 (300ER) (previously unidentified) 787 Air Lease Corp- 4 (787-9) Bombardier CSeries Korean Air- 30 (CS300, LOI only) Unidentified- 16 (CS 100) VistaJet- 10 (Global 8000) AVWest- 4 (Global 7000) AVWest- 2 (Global 8000) Embraer EMB 190 series Sriwijaya Air- 20 and 10 options Kenya Air- 10 and 10 options Air Lease- 2 GECAS- 2 Air Astana- 2 and 2 options. ATR Azul Trip Linhas- 10 (600) GECAS- 15 and 15 options (600) Skywest Aviation (Australia)- 4 (500) China COMAC Ryanair- Signed as partner in development of C919 aircraft Sukhoi PT Sky Aviation (Indonesia)- 10 (SSJ-100s) Blue Panorama- 12 (SSJ-100s) Conclusion: By end of Day of 3, Airbus continues to reap in more order for A320NEO family. Republic Airlines ordered 80 A319NEOs and A320NEOs at 40 each. Republic Airlines will be launch customer for A319NEO. AviancaTACA orders 18 non-NEO A320 and 33 A320NEOs. ALAFCO orders 6 A350, destined for Thai Airways. More order will be revealed especially AirAsia 'mega' order as well as some from Qatar Airways. As for Boeing, new widebody keeps flowing in. Hong Kong Airlines was the airline behind the 14 B747-8i orders yesterday. B767 passenger line scored another lifeline with 6 order from LAN. GECAS signed Letter of Intention for 6 B777-300ER and 2 B747-8F. UTAir orders 40 B737s. For other players, it has been relatively quiet. Each smaller players notched up some orders. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lock SH 0 Report post Posted June 22, 2011 I thought it is 15 x B748 for HKA? ....... http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/2011/06/22/358586/paris-hk-airlines-orders-747-8i-to-sign-for-a380s.html Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JuliusWong 0 Report post Posted June 22, 2011 I thought it is 15 x B748 for HKA? ....... http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/2011/06/22/358586/paris-hk-airlines-orders-747-8i-to-sign-for-a380s.html Thanks for the correction. Now it tallies. 15 B747-8i for Hong Kong Airlines, 1 for Qatar Airways as BBJ and 1 remain unidentified. ANOTHER SHOCKER: IndiGo confirms order for 180 A320: 150 A320NEOs and 30 A320!!! John Leahy teased the media: "It's the largest aeroplane transaction in the history of aviation." "It still is, at least for now"-> This means that AirAsia order will be larger than that of IndiGo. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Johan Z 0 Report post Posted June 23, 2011 Not an order, but ANA has unveiled 787 luxurious interior. Hope MH will take notice on J class. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_mN1waur6A&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ikman Ikreza 0 Report post Posted June 23, 2011 Here the Boeing announcement regarding Malaysia Airlines chooses Next-Generation 737. http://www.boeing.com/paris2011/html/110621_Malaysia.html#.TgC2AH6pU3o;twitter Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sri Ramani K. 0 Report post Posted June 23, 2011 Update: AirAsia places 200-strong A320neo order http://bit.ly/mQRC7l Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
KK Lee 5 Report post Posted June 23, 2011 Not an order, but ANA has unveiled 787 luxurious interior. Hope MH will take notice on J class. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_mN1waur6A&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL EY seat doesn't decline? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Y. J. Foo 0 Report post Posted June 23, 2011 EY seat doesn't decline? Seems like the one that is (or was?) onboard CX's Y cabin. Sometimes it seems paradoxical that people do not want the seats in front to recline in their face, yet they want to their seats recline all the way back Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kee Hooi Yen 0 Report post Posted June 23, 2011 (edited) Can AK ask Airbus to have an A320 assembly line in Malaysia ? Edited June 23, 2011 by Kee Hooi Yen Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gavin Andrew David 6 Report post Posted June 23, 2011 CAE Flight Simulator Sales 787 FFS to British Airways A330 FFS to Garuda B737NG FFS to Garuda A380 FFS to Skymark A320 to US Airways B737-800 to undisclosed customer New Training Centers Asian Aviation Center Of Excellence , in KLIA with 4 A320's , 1 A330 and one B737C A new training center in India , capable of hosting 8 simulators. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pieter C. 5 Report post Posted June 23, 2011 Wow,Sriwijaya Air is ordering E-190 jet. Excellent choice !!! KLC is very happy with them too and will take another 5 next year to operate a total of 22... Surprised to see the counter for the A380 still NIL: there seems to be a disagreement between Airbus and Qatar Airways over the A350-1000, so this might 'delay' QR's order for another 5 A380's (?) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JuliusWong 0 Report post Posted June 23, 2011 Dear all: Latest Update, as of 12:00am end of Day 4 event. To make everyone's life easier, I have separated the firm order and provisional orders according to aircraft type and different manufacturers. Enjoy crunching the numbers! ORDERS BY A & B Airbus: 586 firm (total value: US$ 55.8billion); 318 provisional order (total value: US$ 29.5billion) Boeing 47 firm (total value: US$ 7.5billion); 94 provisional order (total value: US$ 14.9billion) AIRBUS FIRM ORDERS A320 AirAsia 200- A320neo GoAir 72- A320neo LAN 20- A320neo IndiGo 30- A320 IndiGo 150- A320neo SAS 30- A320neo GECAS 60- A320neo A321 TransAsia 6- A321neo Air Lease 1- A321 A330 Air Lease 11- A330 Saudi Arabian 4- A330 A380 Skymark- 2 Hong Kong Airlines- 10 AIRBUS PROVISIONAL ORDERS A319 Republic 40- A319neo A320 Republic 40- A320neo Alafco 30- A320neo Avianca 18- A320 Avianca 33- A320neo Garuda 15- A320 Garuda 10- A320neo JetBlue 40- A320neo CIT 50- A320neo Air Lease 36- A320neo A350 Alafco 6- A350-900 BOEING FIRM ORDERS B737 *Malaysian 10- 800 Norwegian 15- 800 Mongolian 2- 800 B747 Qatar Airways 1- BBJ Unidentified 1- 8i B767 Mongolian 1- 300ER B777 *Aeroflot 8- 300ER *Qatar Airways 6- 300ER 787 Norwegian 3- 787 * - orders were previously in Boeing order book but customer was unidentified BOEING PROVISIONAL ORDERS B737 UTair Aviation 7- 900ER UTair Aviation 33- 800 Air Lease 20- 800 B747 GECAS 2- 8F Hong Kong Airlines 15- 8i B777 GECAS 8- 300ER Air Lease 5- 300ER B787 Air Lease 4- -9 Bombardier CSeries Korean Air- 30 (LOI only) Embraer EMB 190 series Sriwijaya Air- 20 firm, 10 options Kenya Air- 10 firm, 10 options Air Lease- 2 GECAS- 2 Air Astana- 2 firm, 2 options. ATR ATR 72 Azul Trip Linhas- 10 (600) US$227million GECAS- 15 and 15 options (600) US$680 million NAC (Danish lessor)- 10 firm, 10 options (600) US$450 million Undisclosed- 10 (600) Undisclosed- 9 firm, 12 option(600) ATR 42 TAME (Ecuador)- 3 (500) US$54million China COMAC Ryanair- Signed as partner in development of C919 aircraft Sukhoi PT Sky Aviation (Indonesia)- 10 (SSJ-100s) US$ 397.2million Blue Panorama (Italy)- 8 firm, 4 options Viking Canada Aircraft Industry: Twin Otter Government of Peru- 12 (400 series) US$100 million PT Airfast Indonesia- 4 (400 series) unknown Conclusion: Airbus continues its domination the fourth day of Paris Airshow 2011 with its new A320NEO family, racking up more than 1,029 orders and commitment so far. AirAsia rocked the airshow with a record order for 200 A320NEO plus 100 options on Thursday, an USD$18.2 billion deal making the Malaysian firm Airbus's biggest airline customer. GoAir also confirms its 72 A320NEOs. LAN also ordered 20 A320NEOs. Airbus continue to score some small order for A380 with Skymark opting for 2 more A380s. Hainan Airlines Group orders 10 A380s. While Airbus announced slew of new order, Boeing camp remains quiet with no order at all. It has been made known that Boeing are now being pushed to a corner in narrowbody market as traditional Boeing operators are now in negotiation with Airbus for A320NEO. American Airlines, a staunch Boeing operator is rumoured to be in discussion with Airbus on possibility of 100 A320NEO order, scheduled to conclude at least by early July. Apart from the big two, other smaller civilian aircraft manufacturers also registered some orders. Most surprising are the Viking Canada Aircraft Industry's total order for 16 Twin Otters. ATR surprisingly performed well as well, racked in 60 firm orders and 37 options. Russian-Italian joint venture Superjet International's Superjet 100 won another airline this time with Blue Panorama of Italy with 8 firm + 4 option order. To date, it has order from PT Sky of Indonesia and Interjet of Mexico. The airshow in Paris also see the rise of China and Russia; waging in their respective aircraft to gain a slice in the civilian aircraft market. One of the most notable development was the signing of Ryanair has signed a memorandum of understanding with COMAC to participate in the development of COMAC C919 aircraft. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Peter Smith 1 Report post Posted June 24, 2011 PT Sky Aviation is an airline company? Guess no need to go far to see the new Sukhoi Superjet. Kartika have 30 Superjets on order as well - as do Orient Thai with 12 (+ 12 options) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
