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:arrow: Bombardier Aerospace announced that it has signed a contract with Air Canada for the sale of up to 90 Bombardier CRJ aircraft, as follows:
45 orders of which 30 are firm orders (15 Bombardier CRJ700 Series 705 and 15 Bombardier CRJ200) and 15 conditional orders (Bombardier CRJ200) + 45 options.
Air Canada has ordered the Bombardier CRJ regional jets for its wholly owned regional airline, Air Canada Jazz. The contract is contingent upon Air Canada's emergence from bankruptcy protection. Deliveries of the CRJ200 model are scheduled to commence in 2004, with deliveries of the CRJ700 Series 705 model commencing in 2005.

:arrow: Embraer announced that Air Canada has signed a purchase agreement for 45 Embraer 190 aircraft. The purchase agreement, contingent upon Air Canada's emergence from bankruptcy protection. Deliveries of the jets is due to start in November 2005.

:arrow: Turkish Airlines has completed an order to buy 15 Boeing 737-800s. Delivery of the aircraft will start in 2005.

:arrow: Swiss International Air Lines is planning to increase its fleet of A340-300s from 9 to 11 aircraft. The airline is also now seriously considering taking delivery of Embraer 170s and/or 190s.

:arrow: Germanwings will wetlease 2 Boeing 717-200s from AeBal for the winter season. The airline will review the 717s in operation for a possible order for one of the Lufthansa subsidiary airlines. The aircraft is scheduled to operate to various destinations

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:arrow: Primaris Airlines, a new low cost in the US, has selected the Boeing 737 and 7E7 for its fleet. The airline announced plans to purchase 20 737-800s and 20 7E7-800s, with options for an additional 25 737-800s and 15 7E7-800s. Deliveries of the 737-800s will begin in 2007 and the 7E7-800s in 2010.

:arrow: JAT Airways is in final negotiations with Boeing about the purchase of medium and long haul aircraft. Under consideration are 8 Boeing 737-800s as well as the least of 2 Boeing 767-300ERs. The airline is planning to resume transatlantic service in June 2005 with flights to New York and Toronto for the first time in 12 years.

:arrow: Druk Air's first Airbus A319 has been delivered and arrived at Paro Airport. The airline ordered 2 and is expecting the second one in December.

:arrow: Ocean Airlines, the new Italian cargo airline, is taking delivery of this Boeing 747-200F which was, until recently, in service for Lufthansa Cargo.

:arrow: The Brazilian carrier which has mainly operated Boeing 737-300s has now added a Boeing 767-300ER to its fleet.

:arrow: British Airways has taken delivery of the first of 7 Airbus A321s. The airline will operate them on European routes alongside its fleet of A319s and A320s.

:arrow: Lineas Aereas Azteca has leased and taken delivery of 2 Boeing 737-300 from AWAS.
 
Makedona gia thn Primaris Airlines grafei(s) oti einai Lo-Co.Mhpws kanei(s) la8os?

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:arrow: TAME Linea Aerea del Ecuador signed of a Letter of Intent (LOI) for the acquisition of 7 Embraer 170/190 family aircraft. Under the agreement, TAME will acquire 2 ERJ-170LRs and 1 ERJ-190 as well as options on 4 additional aircraft.

:arrow: Air Canada placed an additional Embraer order for 15 ERJ-175s and took options on a further 15 aircraft adding to its order placed earlier this year for 45 firm ERJ190s and 45 options. The ERJ-175s will begin to be delivered from July 2005.

:arrow: Singapore Airlines is considering replacing Airbus A340-500s on its long range routes between Singapore and Los Angeles and New York with the soon to be built Boeing 777-200LR due out in 2005 and in service in early 2006.

:arrow: Martinair leased a Boeing 737-800 from Miami Air to operate roundtrip services from Miami to San Jose, Costa Rica.

:arrow: Flybe is currently in talks with Airbus and Boeing. The airline is looking for 9 to 12 new aircraft with a capacity of around 150 seats. Flybe is expected to make a decision by March of next year.

:arrow: FLYi said it will take delivery on 10 of 16 A319 planes in 2007 rather than 2005. The company added that under certain circumstances, it may swap half the planes for leased jets purchased by operating lessors for delivery by next year. FLYi also said the amended agreement does not affect the purchase of six A319s scheduled for 2006, as well as the expected delivery of 10 leased planes through May of this year.

:arrow: dba is adding a new type to its fleet by taking delivery of its first dash 500 aircraft seen here at Norwich after being painted following return from lease to Maersk Air

:arrow: Jetstar Asia has taken delivery of its first Airbus A320.
In the meantime the airline also announced it had signed a deal with Boullioun Aviation Services Inc for the lease of 2 A320s with the first aircraft arriving this month followed by a second one in January 2005.

:arrow: TUI Airlines Belgium announced it plans to add a Fokker 100 aircraft to its fleet by the summer 2005 season from the Easter vacation. This will be the airline;s 7th aircraft and 1st Fokker.

:arrow: Varig took delivery of an additional Boeing 777-200 last week. The aircraft "PP-VRE" was previously operated by United Airlines as N207UA.

:arrow: Aero Asia of Pakistan has leased this Boeing 737-200 from Phoenix.

:arrow: Air Canada started looking for used long haul aircraft as it wants to add 6 planes by the next summer, Airbus or Boeing. The airline's international routes are doing well and it wants to increase service mostly to Asia and Latin America.

:arrow: Kam Air of Afghanistan has leased this Boeing 737-200 from Phoenix Aviation. Previously the airline operated a Boeing 727.
 
Orders 4q 2004


:arrow: 6 Airbus A319 - Air China / for Tibet division
:arrow: 1 Airbus A319 - America West / total 41, 33 in service
:arrow: 8 Airbus A319 - Hainan Airlines / delivery 2005 - 2007
:arrow: 19 Airbus A319 - Indian Airlines / LoI
:arrow: 4 Airbus A319 - SAS / conversion of A321 orders
:arrow: 40 Airbus A320 - Air Asia / + 40 options - MoU
:arrow: 70 Airbus A320 - Air Berlin (10 for flyNiki)/+ 40 options
:arrow: 6 Airbus A320 - CSA / for delivery 2006 - 2008
:arrow: 4 Airbus A320 - Indian Airlines / LoI
:arrow: 19 Airbus A320 - Turkish Airlines / LoI - confirmation
:arrow: 1 Airbus A320 - unannounced
:arrow: 6 Airbus A321 - CSA / for delivery 2006 - 2008
:arrow: 20 Airbus A321 - Indian Airlines / LoI
:arrow: 12 Airbus A321 - Turkish Airlines / LoI - confirmation
:arrow: 10 Airbus A321 - Vietnam Airlines / approved by govt
:arrow: 20 Airbus A333 - China Eastern / ex LoI - 1q06-3q08
:arrow: 5 Airbus A332 - Turkish Airlines / LoI - confirmation
:arrow: 10 Airbus A350 - Air Europa / MoU / delivery 2007 - 2009
:arrow: 10 Antonov 148 - Aerosvit Airlines / LoI - from 2006
:arrow: 2 Boeing 717 - Turkmenistan / delivery 2005
:arrow: 1 Boeing 736 - WestJet / delivery 2q06, 4th 737-600
:arrow: 3 Boeing 738 - Hainan / dlvry 3q05 - to be ops by Shanxi
:arrow: 20 Boeing 738 - Primaris / MoU, + 25 options, from 2007
:arrow: 4 Boeing 763 - unidentified
:arrow: 1 Boeing 764 - unidentified / 28 767s on backlog
:arrow: 20 Boeing 7E7 - Primaris / MoU, + 15 options, from 2010
:arrow: 4 Boeing 7E7 - Vietnam Airlines /approved by govt
:arrow: 17 Dash 8-300 - ANZ / + 23 options (incl -13 400s)
:arrow: 1 Dash 8-300 - Petroleum Air Service / dlvry 1q05
:arrow: 15 Embraer 175 - Air Canada / + 15 options,1st dlvry 2q05
:arrow: 1 Embraer 170 - Republic Airways / was a option
:arrow: 2 Embraer 170 - TAME Ecuador / + 2 options / LoI
:arrow: 10 Embraer 190 - Copa / + 20 options, dlvry from 4q05
:arrow: 1 Embraer 190 - TAME Ecuador / + 2 options / LoI


:arrow: It seems that the inevitable thing has not been able to avoid with Air Europa and a precontract with Airbus has been signed to operate a A330-200 from February and another one from May. To be able to compete in equality of conditions to the Caribbean with other Spanish competitors and to allow for new non-stop services to China Boeing had offered 777s for the price of 767s but Air Europa feared of high landingfees and additional capacity. In addition, due to the size of the 777 engines, Boeing did not commit to have a new engine in place within 24 hours. As well the 7E7 is still quite distant. So Air Europa decided already by an MoU for ten A350s using in the interim leased A330-200s with all A350s to be in service by 2009.

source: Skyliner
 
:arrow: Styrian Spirit has signed a contract for a Canadair RJ700. The airline already operates 3 CRJ200s and last July placed an order for a 4th.

:arrow: United Airlines unveiled a triple seven in the new Star Alliance livery.

:arrow: Iberia started talks with Airbus and Boeing to replace its fleet of MD87s and MD88s. It operated 37 aircraft and is looking to place an order for A320 or B737 family aircraft in 2005 when its long haul aircraft replacement program is completed.

:arrow: Yemenia Airways has taken delivery of its second Airbus A330. The aircraft arrived at Sanaa International Airport last Tuesday from Toulouse. The aircraft will be placed into service in Decembe

:arrow: EVA Air has ordered an additional Airbus A330-200, its 11th. This past Wednesday the airline took delivery of its 6th A330-200.

:arrow: LOT is in talks with Airbus and Boeing about a replacement for its fleet of Boeing 767s. The airline operated 3 dash 300s and 2 dash 200s and is considering the Airbus A330 and Boeing 7E7 at this time.

:arrow: Aerolineas Argentinas' first Boeing 737-500 is being prepared for service and will be introduced shortly on routes to Rio, Sao and Santiago. This aircraft, with Austral titles, was originally operated by Malaysia Airlines and last by Air France. A 2nd 737-500 should arrive soon.

:arrow: Cayman Airways 2nd Boeing 737-3Q8 arrived in Grand Cayman on Friday, November 19th. It is leased from ILFC and it will be registered VP-CAY. The aircraft is expected in service by December and will be used as the Grand Cayman-Chicago O'Hare route is re-introduced and the Grand Cayman-Boston route begins. Cayman Airways also operates three 737-200s.

:arrow: Westjet has purchased an additional Boeing 737-600. This is the conversion of a 2nd option out of 12 the airline holds. The aircraft is due to be delivered in 2006.

:arrow: Air Burkina introduced an Airbus A319 on its Ouagadougou-Paris Orly route last week.

:arrow: American said it would delay delivery of 47 Boeing 737-800 jets by 7 years and 7 Boeing 777 aircraft by 6 years. American said it would add 2 B777s in 2006, including one originally scheduled for delivery in 2007, to help expand international flights.

:arrow: Jet Airways of India is about to take delivery of its first Boeing 737-800 equiped with winglets. This aircraft was intended to go to ATA as N334TZ but was not taken up by the airline because of financial problems.

:arrow: Croatia Airlines is expanding its Airbus fleet. The 11th aircraft on temporary lease (D-AILH) has been extended for a year through November 2005. In additional the airline is expected to add a 12th Airbus, A319 or A320, in April 2005. This aircraft should be painted in Star Alliance livery.

:arrow: Norwegian added another Boeing 737 to its fleet. This aircraft was previously opeared by Slovak Airlines as OM-AAA.



source: justplanes.com

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:arrow: All Nippon Airways is streamlining its fleet and plans an all-Boeing fleet by 2009. ANA will retire the Boeing 747-400 and replace them with Boeing 777s. All 28 Airbus A320s are being phased out in favor of the Boeing 737-700. All Airbus A321s and Boeing 767 are being replaced with Boeing 7E7s. ANA will also launch a low cost carrier in May or June of 2005. That airline will mainly operate Boeing 737s.

:arrow: Catran (Commercial Air Transport), a new Swiss airline, has taken delivery of its first aircraft, an MD11 Freighter. The aircraft will be registered as HB-IWD and is planning to operate cargo services carrying mostly flowers from Amsterdam to Africa initially with 3 flights a week. The company is planning to expand its fleet and network.

:arrow: Hong Kong Express, a new startup airline, has become the launch customer for the Embraer 170 in Asia with an order for 4 aircraft. The airline should take delivery of 3 planes in the 2nd half of 2005 and a 4th one in the 1st half of 2006. The jets will be leased from GECAS. HKE is expected to operate routes from CLK Airport to secondary cities in mainland China.

:arrow: Air China could finalize an order for 23 Airbuses next week. The order would be for 19 A319s and 4 A330s

:arrow: EVA Air could possibly become the first airline to place an order for the just announced freighter version of the Boeing 777. An order for 4 aircraft could be in the works.

:arrow: Asiana will shortly take delivery of its first Airbus A330. The aircraft will carry the HL7736 registration.

:arrow: Shaheen Air is taking delivery of this Boeing 737-200 previously operated by America West as N188AW. The aircraft routed to Pakistan via St Johns, Ostend and Heraklion.

:arrow: Nouvellair of Tunisia will acquire 2 Airbus A321s. They will replace the 2 last Douglas MD83 in its fleet.

:arrow: Atlasjet has leased its first Boeing 737-400 from Pegasus.

source: justplanes.com
 
Η Airbus θα πωλήσει στην Κίνα 23 νέα αεροσκάφη αντί του 1 δισ. ευρώ, σύμφωνα με το συμβόλαιο που υπεγράφη τη Δευτέρα και το οποίο αφορά στους τύπους αεροσκαφών A319, A320 και A321. Είναι η δεύτερη μεγάλη κινεζική παραγγελία στην Airbus μετά την παραγγελία 20 αεροσκαφών τύπου A330 από την Eastern Airlines τον περασμένο Ιούνιο.

source: in.gr
 
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