2023-06-20 05:30:00
The first day of the Paris Air Show ended without an announcement from Boeing or Embraermore De Havilland Canada unveiled a new seaplane, the DHC-6 Twin Otter Classic G, with ten key commands. THE motorists still talked regarding them.
No real surprise for Boeing on the first day of the International Aeronautics and Space Show (SIAE), following the announcements of postponement of confirmations of orders by two of its main potential customers, Air India (which is, however, expecting its first planes in the coming months) and more recently Riyadh Airways. However, this day without an order from the American aircraft manufacturer remains rare in the context of an air show. However, a new rumor has emerged, which claims thatAkasa Air in India places a new order for 737 MAXfollowing that relating to 72 737-8 et 737-8-200 unveiled in November 2021.
We will at least have learned from Stan Deal, CEO of Boeing Commercial Aircraft, that a future cargo plane 787-8Fa concept derived from the Dreamliner to replace the 767F, will have ” probably not » the folding wingtips of the 777X family. Boeing, on the other hand, should produce 767F « the longest time possible », and will search for « exemptions » to the European rules which will prohibit deliveries of new aircraft of previous generation from 2028in the name of the fight once morest emissions.
In the meantime, Boeing has multiplied flight demonstration videos at the Paris Air Show of its latest aircraft, the 777-9 and the 737 MAX 10 :
LIVE NOW: The 777-9 and the 737-10 take to the skies over Salon du Bourget at the 2023 #ParisAirShow! ✈️????????✈️
LIVE: pic.twitter.com/8qwIGcDyN2
— Boeing Airplanes (@BoeingAirplanes) June 19, 2023
Watch the 737-10 and the 777-9 in action as they soared over the #ParisAirShow for thousands of spectators below. ???????? pic.twitter.com/76Ra7s31Es
— Boeing Airplanes (@BoeingAirplanes) June 19, 2023
The real novelty of Monday is the birth of a new aircraft: De Havilland Canada presented a new seaplanethe DHC-6 Twin Otter Classic 300-G, with purchase agreements and letters of intent totaling 45 devices. The Classic 300-G is the fifth generation of the Twin Otter aircraft, joining the current 400 series. “All DHC-6 Twin Otters carry passengers, transport VIPs, move cargo, conduct medical evacuation operations and perform special missions in the world’s most unforgiving environments. When mounted on floats, these planes move seamlessly between paved surfaces and landing areas,” says the Canadian aircraft manufacturer.
« For over 50 years, the DHC-6 Twin Otter has been the most reliable and versatile aircraft in its class said Brian Chafe, CEO of De Havilland Canada, in a statement. ” After extensive consultation with our customers, we are ready and proud to take this iconic aircraft to new heights with the new DHC-6 Twin Otter Classic 300-G. With the same rugged airframe, powered by Pratt & Whitney technology, the lighter Classic 300-G will deliver increased payload range and lower operating costs for our customers. Along with an all-new cabin interior and cockpit featuring the fully integrated Garmin G1000® NXi avionics suite, De Havilland Canada is once once more driving the utility transport aircraft market forward ».
De Havilland Canada expects the launch to “boost the local economy by creating 80 and 91 permanent production jobs in Calgary, Alberta and Victoria, British Columbia, respectively.” A first commercial agreement was announced on Monday with Fly big an Inside, which has signed two purchase commitments for the current DHC-6 400 and a letter of intent for ten Classic 300-Gs. ” We are proud to welcome flybig as the first Twin Otter Series 400 operator in India, and to explore the possibility of purchasing 10 new DHC-6 Twin Otter Classic 300-G “said Brian Chafe, “ helping connect remote communities is at the heart of the purpose of these planes ».
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Coast motoristsfollowing the first announcements from Safran and CFM International, Monday was marked by the choice of low cost you will fly of the Pratt & Whitney GTF to equip 64 A321neos, the “interest” of General Electric to provide a second engine for the eventual A220-500, the creation of a joint venture between Embraer et Nidec to develop electric propulsion, or the “strengthening” of the position ofAFI KLM E&M in the global MRO network of Rolls-Royce “to provide support services for the Trent XWB, the proprietary engine used on the A350”.
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