Airbus reveals Asia-Pacific sales jump at Singapore Air Show
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Airbus reveals Asia-Pacific sales jump at Singapore Air Show
Airbus strengthened further its market leading position in Asia-Pacific in 2015, winning 421 net orders from 17 airlines and lessors in the region during the year.
This represented 39 per cent of the company’s net order intake in 2015 for 1,080 aircraft.
In addition, the manufacturer delivered 232 new aircraft to 40 operators across the region over the twelve month period, either directly or via leasing companies.
This was 44 per cent of the company’s total output of 635 aircraft during the year, reflecting the importance of the region to the manufacturer.
The regional results were announced today by Fabrice Brégier, Airbus president and John Leahy, chief operating officer, customers on the opening of the Singapore Air Show.
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“The Asia-Pacific region has traditionally been one of our strongest markets,” said Brégier.
“In recent years we have consolidated our position with our complete range of modern and efficient products.
“We expect this trend to continue in the coming years, especially in the wide-body market where the A350 XWB is setting new standards in the 300 - 400 seat category.”
Looking to the future, Airbus expects the Asia-Pacific region to continue to lead demand for new aircraft over the next 20 year period.
Presenting the company’s latest forecast for the region, Leahy said that an annual increase in passenger traffic of 5.6 per cent would contribute to a requirement for some 12,800 new aircraft valued at US$2 trillion.
This represents 40 per cent of global demand for 32,600 aircraft over the next 20 years, and includes almost half of all wide-body deliveries worldwide and over a third of all single aisle aircraft.
Airbus reveals Asia-Pacific sales jump at Singapore Air Show 11 Share2 days agoAirbus reveals Asia-Pacific sales jump at Singapore Air ShowAirbus strengthened further its market leading position in Asia-Pacific in 2015, winning 421 net orders from 17 airlines and lessors in the region during the year.This represented 39 per cent of the company’s net order intake in 2015 for 1,080 aircraft.In addition, the manufacturer delivered 232 new aircraft to 40 operators across the region over the twelve month period, either directly or via leasing companies.This was 44 per cent of the company’s total output of 635 aircraft during the year, reflecting the importance of the region to the manufacturer.The regional results were announced today by Fabrice Brégier, Airbus president and John Leahy, chief operating officer, customers on the opening of the Singapore Air Show.ADVERTISEMENT“The Asia-Pacific region has traditionally been one of our strongest markets,” said Brégier.“In recent years we have consolidated our position with our complete range of modern and efficient products.“We expect this trend to continue in the coming years, especially in the wide-body market where the A350 XWB is setting new standards in the 300 - 400 seat category.”Looking to the future, Airbus expects the Asia-Pacific region to continue to lead demand for new aircraft over the next 20 year period.Presenting the company’s latest forecast for the region, Leahy said that an annual increase in passenger traffic of 5.6 per cent would contribute to a requirement for some 12,800 new aircraft valued at US$2 trillion.This represents 40 per cent of global demand for 32,600 aircraft over the next 20 years, and includes almost half of all wide-body deliveries worldwide and over a third of all single aisle aircraft.
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