Emirates has given the A330 programme a massive boost with an order for 16 200 series and options on seven more. The aircraft will replace the carrier's core fleet of A300s and A310s with first delivery set for January 1999.
Source: Airline Business
Related articles
-
NewsDelta expands A321neo commitment with 34 new firm orders
Delta Air Lines has exercised options for more Airbus A321neos, bringing its firm orders to 97 aircraft as the US carrier continues pursuing a narrowbody fleet modernisation programme.
-
NewsDe Havilland plans Sherpa roadshow as it considers production restart
De Havilland Canada will take its Garmin 1000-equipped Short C-23 Sherpa on a transatlantic demonstration tour this year, visiting CANSEC in May before touring Europe to assess market appetite for restarting production of the turboprop military transport.
-
NewsFlydubai to start receiving more 737 Max 9s as premium demand rises
Middle Eastern operator Flydubai will start increasing its complement of Boeing 737 Max 9s this year, the larger variant accounting for more than half of the 12 Max jets it expects to receive in 2026. This year’s delivery total – which remains subject to manufacturer schedules – will comprise seven ...