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hkcanadaexpat wrote:January 2019 Figures
Flightline Power Ons: 9 (273/279/215/292/265/214/278/287/272)
Initial Engine Runs: 8 (262/273/279/278/292/214/265/215)
RTOs: 9 (271/262/277/276/273/279/278/292/214)
First Flights: 10 (271/280/277/262/276/273/279/278/292/214)
First CAFs: 7 (268/271/211/267/269/262/276)
Deliveries: 5 (268/271/211/267/269)
EIS: 4 (250/268/211/245)
February 2019 Figures
Flightline Power Ons: 8 (286/224/234/285/297/281/229/293)
Initial Engine Runs: 8 (272/287/285/286/234/224/297/293)
RTOs: 10 (215/265/272/287/234/285/286/224/297/293)
First Flights: 9 (265/215/272/287/286/224/234/285/297)
First CAFs: 8 (273/280/284/277/272/279/215/278)
Deliveries: 9 (276/262/273/280/284/277/272/279/278)
EIS: 8 (269/262/271/276/226/244/267/273)
March 2019 Figures
Flightline Power Ons: 8 (305/294/296/289/291/300/237/302)
Initial Engine Runs: 9 (229/281/296/305/289/291/294/237/300)
RTOs: 8 (229/281/296/289/305/294/291/237)
First Flights: 8 (293/229/281/296/289/305/291/294)
First CAFs: 9 (287/286/214/265/285/293/292/224/296)
Deliveries: 8 (215/286/287/214/265/293/292/224)
EIS: 10 (280/272/284/279/215/278/286/277/214/287/265)
April 2019 Figures
Flightline Power Ons: 11 (290/316/303/241/309/295/310/282/312/306/321)
Initial Engine Runs: 10 (302/290/303/309/316/241/295/282/310/306)
RTOs: 9 (300/302/290/303/309/316/295/241/310)
First Flights: 10 (237/300/302/290/303/295/316/309/241/310)
First CAFs: 8 (289/294/291/234/300/302/303/237)
Deliveries: 8 (296/285/289/294/291/234/300/302)
EIS: 9 (292/224/296/289/294/291/293/234/300)
May 2019 Figures
Flightline Power Ons: 9 (311/249/307/315/301/325/318/330/298)
Initial Engine Runs: 11 (312/311/315/321/307/249/325/301/298/318/330)
RTOs: 12 (306/312/311/315/307/321/249/325/301/298/282/318)
First Flights: 10 (306/312/311/315/307/321/249/325/301/298)
First CAFs: 12 (229/305/295/297/309/281/310/306/312/311/290/241)
Deliveries: 13 (303/237/229/305/295/297/309/281/310/311/306/312/290)
EIS: 10 (303/237/229/302/305/295/297/310/309/281)
June 2019 Figures
Flightline Power Ons: 12 (314/266/322/324/308/319/329/257/334/274/327/326)
Initial Engine Runs: 10 (322/308/266/324/314/274/319/329/257/326)
RTOs: 10 (330/322/308/266/314/324/274/319/329/257)
First Flights: 12 (318/282/330/322/308/266/324/314/274/319/329/257)
First CAFs: 9 (321/316/307/325/301/318/249/308/322)
Deliveries: 10 (241/307/316/321/325/301/249/318/322/308)
EIS: 9 (311/306/241/307/312/316/301/325/249)
July 2019 Figures
Flightline Power Ons: 7 (323/333/328/337/336/341/342)
Initial Engine Runs: 8 (334/327/333/328/336/337/341/342)
RTOs: 8 (326/327/334/333/328/336/337/341)
First Flights: 8 (326/334/327/333/328/337/336/341)
First CAFs: 8 (324/314/315/266/326/327/330/329)
Deliveries: 7 (324/314/315/327/326/329/330)
EIS: 6 (318/322/324/314/327/329)
August 2019 Figures
Flightline Power Ons: 8 (343/340/65/344/351/331/345)
Initial Engine Runs: 7 (323/340/343/344/351/331/332)
RTOs: 7 (342/323/344/343/340/351/331)
First Flights: 7 (342/323/344/343/340/351/331)
First CAFs: 5 (337/328/274/298/333)
Deliveries: 5 (337/328/274/298/333)
EIS: 3 (326/337/328)
September 2019 Figures
Flightline Power Ons: 9 (352/339/355/357/335/313/338/346/349)
Initial Engine Runs: 9 (352/345/339/355/357/335/338/346/349)
RTOs: 9 (332/345/352/339/355/357/335/338/346)
First Flights: 8 (332/345/352/339/355/357/335/338)
First CAFs: 12 (319/341/344/331/340/343/323/282/257/336/342/345)
Deliveries: 12 (341/344/331/340/343/319/282/323/257/266/336/342)
EIS: 8 (321/274/298/341/344/282/340/257)
October 2019 Figures
Flightline Power Ons: 12 (348/354/347/350/299/370/364/369/358/359/320/362)
Initial Engine Runs: 10 (313/347/354/348/350/299/370/364/358/362)
RTOs: 7 (349/313/347/354/348/350/299)
First Flights: 8 (346/313/349/347/348/354/350/299)
First CAFs: 11 (335/334/332/339/352/349/354/348/346/347/357)
Deliveries: 8 (345/335/334/339/352/349/354/348)
EIS: 8 (266/345/331/333/343/334/335/339)
November 2019 Figures
Flightline Power Ons: 9 (366/65/371/365/363/356/376/375/373)
Initial Engine Runs: 12 (369/65/359/366/365/320/363/371/356/375/373/376)
RTOs: 16 (362/358/370/364/369/65/366/365/359/320/371/363/356/375/373/376)
First Flights: 16 (370/362/358/364/369/359/366/65/365/320/371/363/356/375/373/376)
First CAFs: 13 (299/313/350/338/364/362/366/358/65/365/369/359/320)
Deliveries: 11 (299/347/357/364/362/366/358/365/338/369/359)
EIS: 8 (352/319/348/349/347/357/364/362)
hkcanadaexpat wrote:MSN 381 (AF#4) active on the flightline
MSN 385 (SQ#47-Regional) active on the flightline
MSN 396 (CX#39-359) active on the flightline
MSN 413 (CX#41-359) rolled out of FAL
hkcanadaexpat wrote:Airbus cleaned up its order book in the Dec 2019 O&D:
- Air Caraibes was identified as the "Undisclosed" Customer for 1x 35J
- Hong Kong Airlines cancellation for 6x 359
- Synergy Aerospace cancellation for 10x 359
- "Undisclosed" cancellation for 15x 359 (these were for Hainan Airlines)
hkcanadaexpat wrote:Hong Kong Airlines cancellation was 8 not 6. It was a typo in my earlier post.
The rest is accurate.
Hong Kong Airlines' book now sits at 5 with 3 delivered. The 3 delivered are 246/251/260. All sitting in LDE in Hainan Airlines livery. The 2 undelivered are 270/283 which are currently looking for a new home. Hong Kong Airlines also operate(d) frames owned/delivered to lessors: 124/153/168/187 from Aercap (124/153/187 currently stored at LDE) and 235/256 from ALAFCO
Hainan Airlines' book was always zero. Its order for 15 was always in Unidentified. The Hainan Airlines deliveries so far are all from lessors. 2x from Aercap (98/112); 2x from LATAM which have subsequently gone to SAA (226/245); 4 from ALAFCO (285/308/323/338) and 2x from CITL (351/355).
Hope this clarifies
juliuswong wrote:
Here is how I interpret your explanation, correct me please if I am wrong. What you meant is Hong Kong Airlines took delivery of leased airframes (124/ 153/ 168/ 187/ 235/ 256), and are now selling their owned airframes? Thus, technically 246/ 251/ 260 (all three HKA ntu) /270/283 are all looking for new home, should HNA Group does not have the $$ to take them up?
sturmovik wrote:Aeroflot is out of the paint shop, looks like they swapped the silver base paint for grey/eurowhite? https://www.instagram.com/p/B7Q3PsZKHhW/
hkcanadaexpat wrote:we're far from the days when January was a lull at Airbus...
zkojq wrote:Aircraft is named Ville De Nice
UA947 wrote:zkojq wrote:Aircraft is named Ville De Nice
No it's not. The French probably thinks it's nice to call it Nice. So that's it, just Nice. I think that's nice.
Polot wrote:juliuswong wrote:
Here is how I interpret your explanation, correct me please if I am wrong. What you meant is Hong Kong Airlines took delivery of leased airframes (124/ 153/ 168/ 187/ 235/ 256), and are now selling their owned airframes? Thus, technically 246/ 251/ 260 (all three HKA ntu) /270/283 are all looking for new home, should HNA Group does not have the $$ to take them up?
Hong Kong Airlines took delivery of the leased planes because they wanted more than the A350s directly ordered, and earlier. The intention was to always have them alongside the owned fleet (HKA/HNA had some grand visions). Some of those leased planes are also likely looking for new homes, especially the stored ones.
Small nit pick but 246/251/260 are technically not ”HKA ntu”, because HKA has taken delivery of them according to Airbus. But they are stored and not in service (similar to Ethiad’s A35ks), and likely looking for new homes. 270/283 are HKA ntu.
audidudi wrote:MSN 351 (HX #??) F-WZNS/ B-30DM was ferried from TLS>LDE today as HU3381. after previous delivery.
PepeTheFrog wrote:Polot wrote:juliuswong wrote:
Here is how I interpret your explanation, correct me please if I am wrong. What you meant is Hong Kong Airlines took delivery of leased airframes (124/ 153/ 168/ 187/ 235/ 256), and are now selling their owned airframes? Thus, technically 246/ 251/ 260 (all three HKA ntu) /270/283 are all looking for new home, should HNA Group does not have the $$ to take them up?
Hong Kong Airlines took delivery of the leased planes because they wanted more than the A350s directly ordered, and earlier. The intention was to always have them alongside the owned fleet (HKA/HNA had some grand visions). Some of those leased planes are also likely looking for new homes, especially the stored ones.
Small nit pick but 246/251/260 are technically not ”HKA ntu”, because HKA has taken delivery of them according to Airbus. But they are stored and not in service (similar to Ethiad’s A35ks), and likely looking for new homes. 270/283 are HKA ntu.
Somehow Airbus managed to deliver the HKA NTU aircraft to lessor ALAFCO.
How can they do that while Boeing got stuck with white tails?
Polot wrote:Airbus has white tails too, they both got stuck with them. Some of HNA’s 787s are actually GECAS planes iirc. Delivery was delayed while the lessor found a new customer.
PepeTheFrog wrote:Polot wrote:Airbus has white tails too, they both got stuck with them. Some of HNA’s 787s are actually GECAS planes iirc. Delivery was delayed while the lessor found a new customer.
Do you happen to know the white tail A350 MSNs?
817Dreamliiner wrote:
PepeTheFrog wrote:Polot wrote:Airbus has white tails too, they both got stuck with them. Some of HNA’s 787s are actually GECAS planes iirc. Delivery was delayed while the lessor found a new customer.
Do you happen to know the white tail A350 MSNs?
hkcanadaexpat wrote:There are two white tails (actually fully painted in white) at TLS. MSN 270 and MSN 283. On the order book, they are the two outstanding Hong Kong Airlines' orders.
Once they find a new home, we will see the order book change to the new owner(s).
PepeTheFrog wrote:hkcanadaexpat wrote:There are two white tails (actually fully painted in white) at TLS. MSN 270 and MSN 283. On the order book, they are the two outstanding Hong Kong Airlines' orders.
Once they find a new home, we will see the order book change to the new owner(s).
Just to be clear, both aircraft have not been delivered to a lessor?
hkcanadaexpat wrote:There are two white tails (actually fully painted in white) at TLS. MSN 270 and MSN 283. On the order book, they are the two outstanding Hong Kong Airlines' orders.
Once they find a new home, we will see the order book change to the new owner(s).
PM wrote:I believe I'm correct in saying that 283 hasn't even flown yet.
Delta350 wrote:I don’t know if this is off topic, but dose anyone have any word of Airbus making an assembly line in North America for the A350? There’s been talk that since demand is high for planes, like the A350, they might need more FALs.
bspc wrote:Delta350 wrote:I don’t know if this is off topic, but dose anyone have any word of Airbus making an assembly line in North America for the A350? There’s been talk that since demand is high for planes, like the A350, they might need more FALs.
Its been thrown around, primarily by Fliegerfaust, but its all speculation. As far as I know nothing is official and to be honest they don't really need that right now. There aren't many Customers in the Americas that have ordered the A350.