So, it sounds like Airbus is about to finalize some big deals for the A330neo, even before the Farnborough Airshow kicks off. Bloomberg's saying that Flynas from Saudi and Germany's Condor are both looking to grab over a dozen of these widebodies. Honestly, it's pretty smart for Flynas to go for the A330neo - I think these planes could really help them expand their long-haul routes. Plus, Condor's been updating their fleet, so this could be part of that strategy.
I'm curious about how many A330neos each airline is going for and what routes they're planning to use them on. Anyone have any guesses? Also, with everything going on in the aviation world right now, do you think these deals might shake things up for Airbus' competition, like Boeing? Would love to hear what you all think about this!
I'm curious about how many A330neos each airline is going for and what routes they're planning to use them on. Anyone have any guesses? Also, with everything going on in the aviation world right now, do you think these deals might shake things up for Airbus' competition, like Boeing? Would love to hear what you all think about this!