Commercial aircraft net orders came in at 326 for November 2012 with another five swaps.
In the highlights of the month,
Aeromexico ordered 60
Boeing 737 Max aircraft while Singapore’s
SilkAir ordered 31
737 Max aircraft and 23 737-800s. Mexican low-cost airline
Interjet placed an order for 40
Airbus A320 neo aircraft while China Aircraft Leasing ordered 36
A320 family aircraft.
Airbus received 186 new orders while
Boeing received 123.
In the narrowbody market, 183 A320 family aircraft were ordered, of which 46 were for the re-engined neo. A total of 116
737s were ordered, of which 91 were for the Max variant. The widebody orders of the month were for five 787s, two 747s, two A340s and a single
A330. In the regional market, the orders were for five 190/195s, five MA60s, four Y-12s, two PC-6s and a single DHC-6.
Overall, the commercial aircraft order backlog ended November at 10,373, up 33 on the previous month.
This article was put together by Flightglobal Insight using Flightglobal's Ascend and ACAS databases.
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