Massive Airbus Order

Airbus has welcomed a sizeable firm order of aircraft from key aircraft leasing company BOC Aviation. Tune in to see what aircraft they ordered and what it means for the future in relation to deliveries and total orders.

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[rancelynch]

I’m thankful that Airbus is very successful with the A320 Neo. I understand that it is one fine airplane.

[kylerekedal]

Having flown on the A321 Neo, it is incredibly comfortable for trans-continental US domestic flights - moreso than the 737NG and A320CEO. Modern, comfortable, and a great experience through and through in economy.

[soumyadeeplovestoexplore]

So far, the A320 aircraft has been marked for best safety record in narrow body fleet likewise including other new aircraft, as such boc has made a rightful commitment for this orders.

[bennramnarine]

Good news for Airbus and its well proven platforms

[strafrag]

Bravo to Airbus. It's Boeing's loss for not having made a replacement for the 757-200/300.

[harrisonofcolorado]

Airbus's widebody jets RN: *I'm too weak*

Airbus's narrow body jets RN: *Unlimited power!*

[brendanwaldron]

Just wanted to let you know that I love these updates! Keep it going!

[LacoteCohen]

Keep em coming, Airbus is NUMBER ONE!

[ryandz]

a321 Neo is superb aircraft, due to my last minute booking i had the opportunity to travel in this plane, it was damn beautiful, very silent ❤️. Though my favourite is B 787 i will rate this aircraft equally.

[karlossargeant]

I'm watching this Video Topic on Airbus Major Orders I can't wait to see The A321XLR's release for Next Year and I hope to fly on them with JetBlue Airways on New York to London routes soon Awesome Videos DJ's Aviation keep going man nuff respect to all your Aviation Videos!!!!

[Chaezaa]

Good to hear that even after the huge loss of aircraft to Russia some leasing company's are still willing to invest big in new material.

[hewittzhong]

China just made an enormous order of A320, USD 37 billion deal with 292 airplanes ordered . Good job airbus

[charlesmoss]

Gosh these are such good reports - thank you 😊

[mickboakes]

Well done Airbus. Here’s to the future.🇬🇧

[kkrsnn]

One week its cancel order, the next is new order 😂

[glorfindel]

If I’m an Airbus sales guy…”so you want the 321; I’m gonna need some 320’s also”

[Kwasial]

Boeing poor management is costing them … the airlines loved the B757 and all they had to do was make the B757 fly by wire and put some some new engines on it that are fuel efficient.. but they keep all their attention in the B777 and b737

[DownunderAviation]

I believe Jetstar is getting a321neo or XLR

[darkchaotixproductions]

Some good news after last video is generally welcome. Though, considering this new order follows after the last cancellation, I'd say it further goes to prove that aircraft like the A330neo are pretty much a dying breed, unlike the narrowbody longhaulers. In other news, TAP has reported loses, and one of their A320's struck the runway with its wingtip, Raytheon is looking for further suppliers, Jetblue is cutting its summer schedule, Flair could lose its license, and, according to an article from Leeham, the A321XLR, as well as the 737-10 and 777X, might be needing a new type certificate.

[mariombrbovic]

R these truly set in concrete orders without a chance of changes ? Or r they subject to changes as you allude to with most of Boeing orders?