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Yesterday i went over to IBAS (International Brasil Air Show), the biggest aviation expo in Brazil at the moment, it happened on Galeão International airport and was an absolute BLAST, although there was only a couple of planes, the activities made it all worth it. The list of planes that were at the expo is: Boeing 747-8 from Lufthansa (Registry D-ABYD); Embraer E-195 from Azul Linhas Aéreas (Registry PR-AXH); Embraer A-29A Super Tucano from Brazilian Air Force's demonstration team Esquadrilha da Fumaça, the one on display was the number 7; Brazilian Air Force H-36 Caracal helicopter from 3°/8° GAV; Lockheed Martin C-130H Hercules from Brazilian Air Force (couldn't identify the squadron because it only made a brief appearance at the end when it was taxiing to takeoff). Apart from the normal planes that go through the airport everyday (737-800s and A320s), a Boeing 747-8F from Atlas Air showed up making an awesome take off. I can only say that i was really happy to be there and now my next objective is to go to EAA see the F-15s and F-16s. I also included two photos of myself, i'm the guy with the smile going from ear to ear on the E-195's cockpit and in front of the B-747-8 (i'm still impressed by the huge size of the 747). Well, that's all! 😀
Boeing orders and deliveries – March 2019. MAX deliveries fall.
Boeing orders and deliveries – March 2019. MAX deliveries fall.
American airframer Boeing has closed out the first quarter by adding 44 orders to its order book for 2019.
The orders included 18 777X’s for British Airways, Two 777F’s for DHL, 20 787’s for Lufthansa group and 3 BBJ’s for private customers.
In total the manufacturer has reported 95 orders and four cancellations for a net positive of 91 orders for the year.
Deliveries
Boeing delivered a total of…
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Boeing orders and deliveries – February 2019
Boeing orders and deliveries – February 2019
American airframer Boeing closed its second month of the year with five additional orders.
The orders were for one 737 MAX BBJ from a private customer and four 767-300 freighters for an undisclosed customer.
Deliveries
Boeing delivered a total of 49 aircraft in February 2019, with the companies troubled 737 MAX making up half the month’s deliveries.
Family-wise Deliveries 737 family
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Boeing announces major order for 777 and 747 freighters from Volga-Dnepr #FIA18
Boeing announces major order for 777 and 747 freighters from Volga-Dnepr #FIA18
Boeing started the second day at the 2018 Farnborough Airshow by announcing an order for five 747-8 freighters and 29 777 freighters from Volga-Dnepr. The order is valued at list prices of $11.8 billion which comprises of $2 billion for the 747-8s and $9.8 billion for the 777s.
The company also announced agreements to optimize the cargo operators airplane fleet and global operations, to purchase…
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UPS and the Boeing 747-8F order
UPS has now exercised their options and will have 32 747-8F in service by 2022. “Our intra-U.S. next-day and deferred air shipments are expanding to record levels, and UPS’s International segment has produced four consecutive quarters of double-digit export shipment growth,” said David Abney, UPS chairman, and CEO. “To support this strong customer demand, we continue to invest in additional air…
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