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The global commercial aircraft market is expected to grow significantly during the next few years. The airline corporations aim to expand their fleets as international tourism thrives and becomes more accessible to more people. Additionally, the airline sector is expected to upgrade to a new generation of planes as it becomes more focused on its clients and offers them unique experiences. Commercial aircraft are an integral part of the global aviation system that helps to generate long-term improvement in economic, social, and environmental situations. Browse full report: https://lnkd.in/gzvUZya4 Company Profile: Boeing, Airbus Group, Inc., Embraer S.A., BOMBARDIER Inc., Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, Ltd., United Aircraft Corporation, Aéroconseil, for Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation, Dassault Aviation, Beechcraft Corporation, and Pilatus Aircraft Ltd. are the key players developing advanced technologies to stay competitive in the market and enhancing their product portfolio in the regions to increase their customer outreach.

In an interview with Asian Aviation Magazine, Azorra CEO John Evans shares his insights on the growing demand for smaller, crossover jets in Asia Pacific.  “We are certainly seeing healthy and increasing demand in Asia across all aircraft types, including wide-bodies and especially, a new trend in Asia, towards smaller 100-150-seat crossover jets,” says John. Reflecting on the supply and demand imbalance facing airlines in Asia, John shares how Azorra is helping to “fulfill some of the crossover capacity demand” with its “near-term order book [of] Airbus A220s and Embraer E190/195-E2s and by redeploying current generation aircraft upon lease expiries from other regions into Asia.” Read the full article below. #aviationnews #azorranews #aircraftleasing #Embraer #Airbus #A220 

Passenger Aircrafts Market size reached USD 97.71 Billion in 2023 and is expected to grow with a CAGR of 6.84% in the forecast period. The Global Passenger Aircrafts Market is a dynamic and integral component of the aviation industry, catering to the ever-growing demand for air travel worldwide. This market encompasses a diverse range of commercial aircraft designed to transport passengers across various distances and routes. Key players in the industry include established manufacturers such as Boeing and Airbus, alongside emerging players contributing to the market's competitive landscape. Explore Global Market and Key Players Insights: https://lnkd.in/gwKMV82m 🔑 Key Market Players are Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China Ltd. (COMAC) Textron Piaggio Aero Industries Pilatus Aircraft Ltd. Avions de transport regional The Boeing Company ATR Embraer SA

Most of the world's premium airlines' fleet, are wide body centric. Malaysia Airlines should plan to reduce the number of narrow body aircraft, and increase the number of her wide bodies. As a matter of factly speaking, Flights to Sabah and Sarawak besides those to the ASEAN Capitals, should utilise the wide bodies. Now that the hardwares are in the process of being modernised, the on board services should also be improved. The On Board Catering, In Flight Entertainment, Souvenirs and Legroom among others can be continuously improved. Alcohol should also be served on international flights, with flight duration of less than four hours. The former glory of Malaysia Airlines that is capable of anything must come back. As of now, what I can say is "Gone were the glory days". It is just that I love my country very much.

Abra Group signed a MOU for five A350-900s to further expand its international long-haul operations and increase capacity. This is in line with the Group's strategic plans to offer millions of passengers greater connectivity to new destinations on long-range routes.The A350 is the world’s most modern and efficient widebody aircraft and the long range leader in the 300-410 seater category, flying efficiently on any sector from short-haul to ultra-long-haul routes up to 9,700nm. Abra Group Airbus Adrian Neuhauser Benoit de Saint-Exupery https://lnkd.in/e5qHmrv7 #aviation #AviationNews #50skyshades #DailyNews #MoU #A350900 #expansion #international #LongHaul #operations #increase #capacity #passengers #connectivity #efficient #widebody #aircraft #destinations #routes #strategic #plans

Abra Group signed a MOU for five A350-900s to further expand its international long-haul operations and increase capacity. This is in line with the Group's strategic plans to offer millions of passengers greater connectivity to new destinations on long-range routes.The A350 is the world’s most modern and efficient widebody aircraft and the long range leader in the 300-410 seater category, flying efficiently on any sector from short-haul to ultra-long-haul routes up to 9,700nm. Abra Group Airbus Adrian Neuhauser Benoit de Saint-Exupery https://lnkd.in/esYXH3pf #aviation #AviationNews #50skyshades #DailyNews #MoU #A350900 #expansion #international #LongHaul #operations #increase #capacity #passengers #connectivity #efficient #widebody #aircraft #destinations #routes #strategic #plans

✈ Three years ago, #AirbusAtlantic chose Portugal 🇵🇹 to set up a new factory in #SantoTirso, #Portugal, where it began producing fuselage panels for the A320 and A350 aeroplanes. By the end of 2023, the factory already employed 240 people, and this year, it will receive two more components for the A320's forward fuselage. For the company's CEO, Eric Belloc, 'supporting this increase in production is a priority'. The Airbus Atlantic plant in Santo Tirso has quickly become one of the leading aeronautical references in Portugal. 'The results are positive. We have achieved our growth targets – 240 jobs by the end of 2023 – and our investment targets. We continue to expand and should have around 330 employees by the end of 2024,' predicts Eric Belloc. 🚀 📈 Airbus' success in Portugal is directly related to the success of the #A320 family of aircraft, whose production continues to increase. For this reason, the Santo Tirso factory will receive two other components for the front fuselage of the aeroplanes later this year. 🔗 Read the full article ⬇ https://lnkd.in/gVK82ZT2 #MadeInPortugal #BuyFromPortugal #InvestInPortugal #BusinessMatchMaking #PortugalOpenForBusiness #AICEP

Lufthansa, the German flag carrier, dons a touch of nostalgia on one of its Boeing 747-8i aircraft. This special livery harkened back to a bygone era of aviation, honoring the airline’s long-standing history. The Boeing 747-8i, registration D-ABYT, sports a design reminiscent of Lufthansa’s earlier 747 aircraft. The aircraft featured a prominent crane, the airline’s symbol, on a dark blue tail. The fuselage displayed the airline’s name in a bold, classic typeface. This retro design wasn’t an exact replica though. Modern aircraft construction utilizes composite materials, making a true bare metal finish – a common feature in older liveries – impractical. To compensate, Lufthansa opted for a painted grey underbelly, offering a close homage to the original look. #Lufthansa #lufthansaairlines #germany #boeing #boeinglovers #boeing747 #boeing747lovers #SasidharanMurugan #Itzmemsd

The remarkable story behind B-LBB Meet B-LBB, a distinguished member of Cathay Pacific's Airbus A330 fleet. At first glance, it might seem like any other A330, but this particular airframe holds a special place in aviation history. B-LBB was the 1000th A330 to roll off Airbus' production line, a milestone celebrated by both Airbus and Cathay Pacific. When Cathay Pacific still sported its classic livery, B-LBB bore unique titles on its fuselage, proudly proclaiming, "We are flying the 1000th A330." This celebratory message marked its significance before the aircraft was officially delivered to the airline. However, with the introduction of Cathay Pacific's updated livery across the fleet, the commemorative titles were removed, and B-LBB was repainted in the airline's sleek, standardized colors. Though the special markings are gone, B-LBB remains a symbolic aircraft in Cathay Pacific’s history, a reminder of a major milestone for Airbus and the airline alike. Cathay Pacific Airbus A330-343 B-LBB MNL-HKG | CX 912 09.22.2024 Credit : #FlyEdmundAviationPhotography #aviation 2024-09-25 #

#Avgeekfriday time! And we had a lot of luck to start our year with this highlight! On January 4th, Atlas Air / Apex Logistics International dispatched a very special aircraft to Amsterdam. Specifically, an aircraft which never visited Schiphol airport before! The Boeing 747-8F with tailnumber N863GT entered service with Apex/Atlas in December 2022 and marked the end of an era for Boeing and for many operators, ventures, and aviation enthusiasts alike as it was the very last 747 to ever roll from production which lasted over half a century. N863GT is a Boeing 747-8F, the last generation of the Jumbo series with 4x highly efficient GEnx engines, a new wing design with raked wingtips and a longer fuselage making it even larger than the 747-400 and Classic series. It's no secret that the quad-jets are a dying breed. Airbus already pulled the plug on the A340 and A380 production line, whilst Boeing built the last passenger version of their immensely popular aircraft in 2017 for Korean Air. But the freighter version witnessed a significant surge in demand thanks to COVID and supply chain disruptions which affected mainly newer aircraft types. However, replacing the 747 is inevitable with more airports and airlines letting go of quadjet aircraft. Boeing and Airbus both introduced their newest generation freighters which will be capable of carrying more cargo with longer range against lower fuel burn. However, it doesn't mean that we won't see the 747 disappear that quickly. The 747-8F is still cutting edge and has incredible amounts of cargo capacity, range and great accessibility through its nose door which can be fully opened, making it suitable for transporting wind turbine blades, or cranes for example. So enjoy them whilst they are around! Because in the end, there is only one aircraft which will go down in the history books as "The Queen of the Skies" #N863GT #AtlasAir #ApexLogistics #Boeing747 #Jumbojet #TDA #TouchdownAviation #Avgeeks #Aviation