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Paris Salon Swelters and Surprises PUBLICATIONS Paris 6.22.2017 Airshow NewsTM THURSDAYwww.ainonline.com AINONLINE.COM Paris Salon swelters and surprises by Matt Thurber In a happy turn of events, orders for new aircraft, while not flooding in, brightened the outlook at the 2017 International Paris Air Show to the tune of billions of dollars of commitments gladly received by the likes of Airbus, ATR, Bell Helicopter, Boeing, Bombardier, Boom, Embraer, Leonardo, Lockheed Martin and more. Lockheed Martin even advanced its hybrid airship pro- DOUBLE PLAISIR gram with a letter of intent for up to 12 such No, neither Boeing nor Airbus aimed their narrowbody jets at each ships from startup company Hybrid Air other in the sky above Le Bourget. Their rivalry peaked instead in Freighters. That said, the buildup of orders in the first two days of the show did taper off. the chalets as orders rolled in. But both companies and many other The almost extreme heat that warmed manufacturers present this week in Paris should be happy with the Le Bourget Airport ramps during the their respective results as Day 3 came to a warm and steamy finale. first four days of the show seemed not to diminish the crowds. One side benefit of the heat was far more crowded exhibit halls and chalets, where grateful visitors cooled off in the air-conditioning and spent more time at the exhibits and in hopefully fruit- ful meetings. Outside, the 130 aircraft on static display provided plenty of hardware for ogling until the flying displays started. Then every shady spot at the Paris Salon was filled with eager crowds watching the graceful balletic dance of the A380 or the air-ripping conversion of jet fuel to pure power as the F35A’s after- burners kicked in with a burst of orange flames. (See AIN’s YouTube channel for plenty of eye-popping videos from the show, including the F35A’s display, the Mitsubishi MRJ’s Paris debut and many other spectac- ular fliers.) The Paris Salon remains one of the most significant events on the airshow circuit, and despite the heat and the long lines at security and show restaurants, this year’s event will undoubtedly be one to remember. o McINTOSH PHTOOS: DAVID Who is the world’s most experienced training systems integrator? We are. iflybombardier.com Taking to the skies requires a strong team on the ground; a team Ingenuity that’s ready wherever and whenever you land. BCA Customer Services is that team. Our network of experts can assist you with in Flight. a full portfolio of services, from parts and maintenance to training and fleet management. Whether it’s technical assistance or aircraft refurbishment, we’re on hand to help you maximise aircraft performance – around the world, around the clock. Bombardier is a trademark of Bombardier Inc. or its subsidiaries. ©2017 Bombardier Inc. All rights reserved. LE BOURGET FROM ABOVE Just a little more Paris than 90 years ago, a young airmail pilot TM Airshow News from the United FOUNDED IN 1972 States had a view of JAMES HOLAHAN (1921-2015), FOUNDING EDITOR Le Bourget Airport WILSON S. LEACH, MANAGING DIRECTOR similar to this one. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF – Matt Thurber It was dark at the EDITOR — INTERNATIONAL SHOW EDITIONS – Ian Sheppard time, so Paris lived PRESS ROOM MANAGING EDITOR – Mark Phelps up to its nickname THE EDITORIAL TEAM “City of Lights.” Rick Adams Chen Chuanren Guillaume Lecompte-Boinet And the vision of Charles Alcock Dave Donald Neelam Mathews Sean Broderick Ian Goold Chris Pocock the Eiffel Tower is Jeb Burnside Reuben Johnson Gregory Polek as welcome today Bill Carey Vladimir Karnozov James Wynbrandt Samantha Cartaino Chris Kjelgaard as it was for Charles GROUP PRODUCTION MANAGER – Tom Hurley Lindbergh on that PRODUCTION EDITOR – Lysbeth McAleer momentous night THE PRODUCTION TEAM back in 1927. Mona L. Brown John A. Manfredo Alena Korenkov Grzegorz Rzekos PHOTOGRAPHERS – David McIntosh, Mark Wagner McINTOSH DAVID ONLINE EDITOR – Chad Trautvetter LEAD WEB DEVELOPER – Mike Giaimo WEB DEVELOPER – Evan Williams F-35 stamps its fifth-gen authority on Paris VIDEO PRODUCER – Ian Whelan GROUP PUBLISHER – David M. Leach by Chris Pocock PUBLISHER – Anthony T. Romano ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER – Nancy O’Brien It’s the star of the flying display, but nine at MCAS Beaufort, Edwards and and refuel operations that have reduced ADVERTISING SALES – NORTH AMERICA the presence here of the fifth-genera- Eglin AFBs. Canada, Denmark, Korea, F-35B turnround times to 15 minutes. Melissa Murphy – Midwest +1 830 608 9888 Nancy O’Brien – West +1 530 241 3534 tion F-35A Lightning II stealth fighter Norway and Turkey have all announced British Rear Admiral Keith Blount Anthony T. Romano – East/International +1 203 798 2400 is not just for show. “Make no mistake, intentions to acquire, although Canada briefed on the UK’s forthcoming Queen Joe Rosone – East/International/Middle East +1 301 834 5251 Victoria Tod – Great Lakes/UK +1 203 798 2400 the F-35’s participation in the Paris Air is having second thoughts. Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers. “We’re ADVERTISING SALES – INTERNATIONAL – Daniel Solnica – Paris Show is a clear sign of U.S. support to Only Italy, the UK and the U.S. building two fifth-generation vessels for MARKETING MANAGER – Zach O’Brien our NATO allies and coalition partners. Marine Corps (USMC) are customers a fifth-generation fighter.” Davis is a fan AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT MANAGER – Jeff Hartford It demonstrates our vested interest in for the F-35B short-takeoff and verti- of them, describing them as “incredible MANAGER OF ONSITE LOGISTICS – Philip Scarano III security and stability across Europe and cal landing (STOVL) version. The head ships…we’re very interested in operat- GROUP BRAND MANAGER – Jennifer Leach English the fact that no nation confronts today’s of USMC aviation Gen Jon ‘Dog’ Davis ing from them.” Blount also said that the ADVERTISING/SALES SECRETARY STAFF – Cindy Nesline security challenges alone.” So said Col. gave an upbeat progress report here UK and the U.S. have signed a statement DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & HUMAN RESOURCES – Michele Hubert Todd Canterbury, director of the Air Tuesday. “This is the most capable air- of intent (SOI) to make that happen. ACCOUNTING MANAGER – Marylou Moravec Force F-35 Integration Office in the plane we have ever fielded. We’re just The QE-II ships can take a maximum SALES ASSISTANT – Nadine Timpanaro ACCOUNTING/ADMINISTRATION STAFF – Mary Avella; Bobbie Bing Pentagon, here last Monday. scratching the surface of what we can 36 F-35Bs.` o Col. Canterbury explained that the do with it,” he said. The first operational U.S. EDITORIAL OFFICE: 214 Franklin Ave., Midland Park, NJ 07432 two aircraft flown to Paris were from squadron is now at MCAS Iwakuni on Tel: +1 201 444 5075 the 388th Fighter Wing at Hill AFB, Okinawa, its permanent base. The sec- WASHINGTON, D.C. EDITORIAL OFFICE: which is flying the latest jets equipped ond squadron will declare initial oper- Bill Carey (air transport and defense) [email protected] with Block 3i software. That allows ating capability (IOC) soon. Davis Tel: +1 202 560 5672; Mobile: +1 202 531 7566 Lockheed Martin test pilot Billie Flynn particularly highlighted ‘hot’ re-arm Kerry Lynch (business aviation) [email protected] to demonstrate the F-35A like never Tel: +1 703 969 9155 before; an aggressive square loop, a 25 EUROPEAN EDITORIAL OFFICE: degrees-plus angle of attack slow-speed Ian Sheppard Hangar 9, Redhill Aerodrome, Surrey RH1 5JY, UK pass, a spectacular set of pedal turns, CFM INKS IMPRESSIVE HAUL AT LE BOURGET ‘17 Tel: +1 44 1 737 200948; Mobile: +1 44 775 945 5770 and a tight 360-degree turn, all serve to [email protected] show that the stealth jet can be a dog- CFM International logged record orders at the 2017 Paris Air Show, receiving orders for 1,658 LEAP U.S. ADVERTISING OFFICE: and CFM56 engines, in addition to long-term service agreements, at a value of more than $27.3 billion 81 Kenosia Ave., Danbury, CT 06810 fighter as well as a strike plane. “This Tel: +1 203 798 2400; Fax: +1 203 798 2104 aircraft is operational, it is ready for at list prices. EUROPEAN ADVERTISING OFFICE: combat and it provides unmatched lev- The company told Paris Airshow News that it will leave the show with a total 2017 order book of Daniel Solnica more than 2,850 engines and total LEAP orders on the books for nearly 14,130 engines. 78, rue de Richelieu, 75002 Paris, France els of lethality, survivability and adapt- Tel: +33 1 42 46 95 71 ability,” Canterbury continued. “This air show has far surpassed all of our expectations,” said Gaël Méheust, president and CEO [email protected] The suspension of flying at the main of CFM International. “It is highly gratifying and humbling to have so many airlines put their faith in Italian Representative: CFM to power and support their single-aisle fleets. Now, it is our job to reinforce, every day, that they Diana Scogna; [email protected] F-35A training base cast a temporary Tel: +33-6-62-52-25-47 shadow over proceedings, but operations have made the right choice.” A recap of the week’s activities: RUSSIAN ADVERTISING OFFICE: Yuri Laskin, Gen. Dir., Laguk Co. Ltd. at Luke AFB resumed yesterday. No root Spring Airlines: 120 LEAP-1A engines K5 Aviation: 2 LEAP-1A engines Russia, 115172, Moscow, Krasnokholmskaya Nab., 11/15 - 132 cause has been identified for the five phys- IAG: 110 LEAP-1A engines & RPFH Avolon Leasing: 150 LEAP-1B engines Tel: +7 05 912 1346, +7 911 2762; Fax: +7 095 912 1260 [email protected] iological events logged there by pilots GECAS: 200 LEAP-1A engines Okay: 30 LEAP-1B engines over a month-long period.
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