Aero Magazine International – September 2019

(Chris Devlin) #1

54 | MAGAZINE 10


AIRBUS


A321XLR
The great launch of the Paris Air Show was the
A321XLR, with intercontinental range, flying
up to 4,700 nautical miles (8,700 kilometers)
which represents 15% more than the A321LR,
which makes it the world’s narrow-fuselage
aircraft of longest range. This year, Airbus was
given 383 jet orders, out of which 249 were
only contracts of the A321XRL. Before begin-
ning its farewell after the end of its production
confirmed by Airbus, British Airways may add
up to six used A380 aircrafts to its fleet.

BOMBARDIER


CRJ
Bombardier has said good bye to
commercial aviation during Le
Bourget. For US$ 550 million,
Mitsubishi has acquired the CRJ
program of Bombardier, also assu-
ming obligations of nearly US$ 200
million.

GLOBAL 7500
During the Paris Air Show, Bom-
bardier has had the opportunity to
present the Global 7500 for poten-
tial government bids, especially
countries in need of a model of
large capacity and affordable opera-
ting and acquisition costs.
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