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Weekly Aviation Headline News ISSN 1718-7966 June 04, 2018/ VOL. 643 www.avitrader.com Weekly Aviation Headline News WORLD NEWS TAG Aviation Asia to open Fixed Base Operation in Macau TAG Aviation Asia is set to operate a Fixed Base Operation (FBO) at Macau International Airport. The Hong Kong headquartered operator has agreed to a six-year concession agreement with the Macau Airport Authority to provide a full-service facility opera- tion, 24/7, at this International desti- nation. The FBO is scheduled to be op- erational the fourth quarter of 2018 to commence serving business aircraft. WestJet operates new Halifax- Paris flights on Boeing 737 MAX WestJet has connected Atlantic Canada to the City of Light, with its inaugural flight between Halifax Stanfield In- SIA will ternational Airport (YHZ) and Paris- recieve Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) on seven A350- 900ULRs. June 1. “This is a historic day for West- Jet as we touch down on the European Photo: SIA mainland for the first time,” said Tim Croyle, WestJet Interim Executive Vice- SIA prepares for longest flight President, Commercial. “This new ser- With the start of Singapore to Newark vice reinforces our confidence in Atlan- tic Canada and our ongoing support of Singapore Airlines (SIA) is prepar- SIA is the world’s first operator of Singapore Airlines served the Sin- Nova Scotia’s tourism and economic ing to launch the world’s longest the new A350-900ULR, with seven gapore-Newark route until 2013, development objectives outlined in its commercial flights in October, with on firm order from Airbus. The air- when services were suspended after Atlantic Gateway initiative. non-stop services between Singa- craft will be configured in a two- the aircraft used at the time, Airbus pore and New York using the new class layout, with 67 Business Class A340-500s, were returned to Airbus. Wizz Air deploys first A321 in Airbus A350-900ULR Skopje (ultra-long-range). “The flights will offer our customers “Singapore Airlines has Wizz Air celebrated the deployment always taken pride in of its first Skopje-based, state-of- The new services will the fastest way to travel between pushing the bounda- the-art Airbus A321 aircraft. The first take off on 11 October ries to provide the best flight of the brand-new aircraft took 2018, to Newark Lib- the two cities.” possible travel conveni- off from Skopje Airport to Malmo. erty International Air- Singapore Airlines’ CEO, Mr Goh Choon Phong ence for our customers, Besides the Swedish service, the air- port. The route will ini- and we are pleased to craft will operate the popular Paris, tially be served three times a week, seats and 94 Premium Economy be leading the way with these new Nuremberg, Friedrichshafen, Frank- departing Singapore on Monday, Class seats. non-stop flights using the latest- furt Hahn, Munich and Rome routes. Thursday and Saturday. Daily op- technology, ultra-long-range Airbus With 230 seats on board, the Airbus erations will commence from 18 Flights will cover approximately A350-900ULR,” said Singapore Air- A321, the airline says it is the most ef- October after an additional A350- 9,000nm (16,700km), and travel- lines’ CEO, Mr Goh Choon Phong. ficient single-aisle passenger aircraft. 900ULR aircraft enters service. ling time will be up to 18hrs 45min. 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United con- endarya new main service menu - and category will help on seatbackboost connectivity on-demand to that and is labelledthrough Acthe- tinues to add additional accessible entertainment and screening op- Singaporecessible Entertainment. hub.” This new section makes it easier for custom- Singaporetions across Airlines its fleet. currently serves New York JFK, daily via Frankfurt. ers with hearing and vision challenges to find accessible entertainment Other US destinations include Houston (five times weekly via Manches- Theoptions, A350-900ULR grouping featuresall of the higher titles ceilings,that are largereither windows,audio descriptive an extra or ter),Unique Los highlights Angeles (daily of United’s via Seoul personal and daily device via Tokyo), entertainment and San Franciscoprogram- wideclosed body captioned and lighting in one designed main menu to reduce category. jetlag. Seatback Its carbon on-demand composite is (dailyming include:non-stop an from exclusive Singapore partnership as well as with daily VEVO, via Hong delivering Kong). new, cu- airframeone of United’s also allows entertainment for improved options air quality available due toon a757, more 767, optimised 777 and rated music video playlists each month; relaxation content including cabin787 aircraft. altitude Theand carrierhumidity currently levels. offers approximately 20 different Non-stopHeadspace, Singapore-Los a popular meditation Angeles flights app areand also Moodica, planned whichwith thetakes A350- the movies and TV shows that are audio descriptive and more than 50 that 900ULR,brain on detailsa much-needed of which willvacation be announced using videos. at a later date. Singapore Airlines currently has 21 A350-900s in its fleet, with 46 more on order including seven of the ULR variant. The first A350-900ULR is AIRCRAFT & ENGINE NEWS Orders and deliveries – Boeing and Airbus AerCapAIRCRAFT leased, & purchasedENGINE NEWSand sold 114 RoyalAirbus Brunei v Boeing: takes deliveryOrders and of its Deliveries first A320neo aircraft in the first quarter of 2018 March 2018 YTD Boeing Business Jets grows order book withAerCap new has salesannounced its major business trans- Airbus Boeing actions during the first quarter of 2018. The Com- Type Orders Deliveries Type Orders Deliveries Boeingpany signed Business lease Jets agreements (BBJ) have forwon 83 four aircraft, new ordersincluding in 201815 wide-body the company aircraft announced and 68 narrow-at the A320 Family 37 95 737 171 132 Europeanbody aircraft. Business AerCap Aviation purchased Conference seven aircraft, & Ex- A330 -6 8 747 14 2 hibitionincluding (EBACE).two Airbus The A320neonew orders Family follow aircraft, an im- pressivetwo Airbus 2017 A350s in which and threecustomers Boeing purchased 787-9s and 16 A340 0 0 767 7 4 Boeingexecuted Business sale transactions Jets. Two of for the 24 new aircraft, orders includ this- A350 0 17 777 5 12 year are for the BBJ MAX airplane, adding to a ing 11 Airbus A320 Family aircraft, four Airbus A380 14 1 787 24 34 backlogA330s, one of 19 Airbus airplanes. A340, Theone BBJBoeing MAX 737 family Classic, of- fersone customersBoeing 737NG, more two range, Boeing comfort 777-200ERs and space, and Total 45 121 Total 221 184 andone Boeingis capable 787-8 of fromflying AerCap’s 7,000 nauticalowned port miles- Source: Airbus Source: Boeing (12,964folio and km), two andAirbus also A320 features Family a loweraircraft cabin and altitudeone Boeing and 737 bespoke Classic frominteriors AerCap’s to matchmanaged any Airbus booked orders for eight A320 Family single-aisle jetliners in the NEO and CEO versions preference.portfolio. The “The Company performance continues advantage to manage of the 12 during March, while delivering 56 aircraft in the month from across the company’s in-produc- BBJaircraft MAX that is a bigwere sales sold driver,” from its said owned Greg Laxton,portfolio tion single-aisle and widebody product lines. Royal Brunei Airlines takes delivery of its first A320neo Photo: Airbus leaderduring ofthe Boeing quarter. Business AerCap Jets. has signed“The airplane financing is Boeing generated a total of 197 orders in March including a staggering 160 737s. Deliveries in perfectlytransactions suited for forUS$2.9bn. discerning customers who the stated month reached 91 planes across the in-production product line. want to fly further without stopping.” Boeing Royal Brunei Airlines (RBA) has taken delivery of its first A320neo aircraft during an event celebrated the first BBJ MAX 8 flyaway in April in Toulouse, France attended by Karam Chand, RBA Chief Executive Officer: Her Excellency 2018. Additional deliveries of BBJ MAX airplanes Datin Paduka Malai Hajah Halimah binti Malai Haji Yussof, Ambassador of Brunei Darussalam areLion expected Air Group in the orders coming 50 months. 737 MAX 10 air- to France; and Eric Schulz, Airbus Chief Commercial Officer. The aircraft is the first of seven planes tifiedA320neos on Boeing’s ordered Orders by the airline& Deliveries under itswebsite. single aisleJetBlue fleet selects renewal Prattprogram. & PoweredWhitney by GearedCFM TheInternational Lion Air Group LEAP-1A26 was the firstengines, to putthe thenew 737 aircraft Turbofan™ features a engines premium three-class layout with Boeing and the Lion Air Group have announced MAX12 8 business into service class and seats, the first18 economy to order plus the and737 120 in the main cabin.
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