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  • Serendib
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    As per CH aviation, Portuguese ACMI specialist Hi Fly to add A380s. Is it true?

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    • banuthev
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      Originally posted by umedhah
      Qantas challenges Boeing and Airbus to deliver a plane that can fly nonstop from Sydney to London
      http://newsinflight.com/2017/08/25/q...dney-to-london
      Thanks for sharing the news with us!

      Who will win this order from Qantas ? Airbus or Boeing ?

      I think the SYD-LON nonstop flying time would be 20hrs 40mts. Do you think the SYD-LON route have premium traffic to make it successful ?

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      • umedhah
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        Qantas challenges Boeing and Airbus to deliver a plane that can fly nonstop from Sydney to London
        http://newsinflight.com/2017/08/25/qantas-challenges-boeing-and-airbus-to-deliver-a-plane-that-can-fly-nonstop-from-sydney-to-london

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        • dilushasg-bdavi
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          Originally posted by banuthev
          Has it received any orders from the airline operators ? what's the seat capacity ? and flying range of this aircraft ?
          260 firm orders (including 50 from Aeroflot).

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          • SKYBUCK729
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            Originally posted by Aaqib
            So, the MC-21 is said to have a range for around 6,000 KM and is being built by Irkut to compete with Boeing and Airbus in the narrow body range of aircraft

            Maximum seating capacity in a standard Single Class layout will be 165 pax for the MC-21-200 and 211 pax for the MC-21-300, with most of the Russian Operators going in for the MC-21-300 variant.

            So far, there are 350+ orders with Aeroflot,Red Wings,UTAir and Azerbaijan Airlines being scheduled to operate the MC-21-300 in the near future
            MC 21 is looking good. Looks better than the A320 series . Might be cheaper as well !

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            • Aaqib
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              Originally posted by banuthev
              Has it received any orders from the airline operators ? what's the seat capacity ? and flying range of this aircraft ?


              So, the MC-21 is said to have a range for around 6,000 KM and is being built by Irkut to compete with Boeing and Airbus in the narrow body range of aircraft

              Maximum seating capacity in a standard Single Class layout will be 165 pax for the MC-21-200 and 211 pax for the MC-21-300, with most of the Russian Operators going in for the MC-21-300 variant.

              So far, there are 350+ orders with Aeroflot,Red Wings,UTAir and Azerbaijan Airlines being scheduled to operate the MC-21-300 in the near future

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              • banuthev
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                Originally posted by dilushasg-bdavi
                MC-21 flying over Lake Baikal
                Has it received any orders from the airline operators ? what's the seat capacity ? and flying range of this aircraft ?

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                • dilushasg-bdavi
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                  MC-21 flying over Lake Baikal

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                  • umedhah
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                    Russia’s new MC-21 jet will climb to an altitude of 11 kilometers for the first time

                    http://newsinflight.com/2017/08/18/russias-new-mc-21-jet-will-climb-to-an-altitude-of-11-kilometers-for-the-first-time/

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                    • ejanson65
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                      Originally posted by banuthev
                      Wamos has ferried the EC-MJS (A332) to Biman in Dhaka - yesterday. I am surprised its been painted in Biman livery. So that means its going to be in the fleet for few more months?
                      These days everyone uses stickers - that looks like what was done here.

                      Was also done with CS-TFZ - stickers have been removed.

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                      • dilushasg-bdavi
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                        Air Astana orders five Embraer E190-E2s
                        Kazakhstan’s national carrier Air Astana has signed a contract for five new re-engined Embraer E190-E2 narrowbodies. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in the fall of 2018, the airline announced.
                        Air Astana orders five Embraer E190-E2s - Russian aviation news
                        http://www.rusaviainsider.com/air-astana-orders-five-embraer-e190-e2s/
                        The airliners will replace the carrier's E190s

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                        • 4R-SRD
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                          QR operating dreamliner from VCE for the first time . and this will be the first airline to operate an B787 in VCE .

                          This will continue till 31st august 2017

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                          • dilushasg-bdavi
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                            Originally posted by banuthev
                            Biman has taken delivery B777-212 from Malaysia based FlyGlobal Airlines on the 27-Jul. Any idea how long this aircraft is going to be in Biman's fleet? Its S/N 390, 9M-FGA.
                            Don't know about this but Biman has extended the lease of the A332 from WAMOS.
                            Biman Bangladesh extends Wamos Air A330 lease contract
                            https://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/news/57390-biman-bangladesh-extends-wamos-air-a330-lease-contract
                            Biman Bangladesh Airlines (BG, Dhaka) has extended an ACMI contract with Wamos Air (EB, Madrid Barajas) involving the lease of A330-200 EC-MJS (msn 265). Airline Route indicates that whereas the Bangladeshi carrier had intended to only use the aircraft for a brief June-July 2017 period, it has now chosen to use it for the duration oof the winter 2017/18 season running through until March 2018. Since the start of the contract on June 15, Biman has deployed the aircraft on regular flights to Sylhet, Chittagong, Kuwait, and Doha Hamad International.

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                            • banuthev
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                              Originally posted by dilushasg-bdavi
                              They even had the BG livery on a 747-400 which they leased for just 3 months, 5 years ago
                              Biman has taken delivery B777-212 from Malaysia based FlyGlobal Airlines on the 27-Jul. Any idea how long this aircraft is going to be in Biman's fleet? Its S/N 390, 9M-FGA.

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                              • Sandaru
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                                RAF tanker and US fighter jets nearly crashed as flight controller was distracted by phone call, report reveals
                                The F-15 flying at 402mph was so close that the tanker crew could feel the turbulence as it switched on its afterburner and roared away in a desperate bid to avoid a crash.
                                http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...ht-controller/

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