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Every Airline Wants Airbus A350 Over Boeing! Here's Why
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00:00 Intro
00:37 Market trends
03:23 The 1st reason
04:04 The 2nd reason
05:17 The real reason
09:25 Concluding
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Huge thanks to
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Every Airline Wants Airbus A350 Over Boeing! Here's Why
Airbus has seen strong sales of the A3 50 recently. Suddenly, many airlines are choosing it over Boeing. No one expected the A3 50 to be such a huge success, not even Airbus itself. This Airbus aircraft program started as a complete disappointment with many airlines rejecting it, but somehow the tables have turned. So what’s the real reason every airline wants the A3 50 over Boeing? Find out in today’s episode!
But before we start, if you're new, please help us improve this channel even further by double-checking that you've hit that subscribe button so you don’t miss our updates! Now let’s dive in!
Market trends
Every Airline Wants Airbus A350 Over Boeing! Here's Why
In recent years, we have seen a wave of airlines shifting their loyalty from Boeing to the Airbus A3 50. One of the most notable examples is Qantas, Australia's national airline. In 20 22, Qantas announced that it would replace its aging fleet of Boeing 7 4 7’s with 12 Airbus A3 50 1000 for its ultra-long-haul routes, which they claim will be the longest flights in the world, as part of their Project Sunrise. Following that, Air India made headlines in early 20 23 when they confirmed an order that included 40 A3 50 aircarft. This move signals a clear preference for Airbus in the long-haul segment. Other major airlines have also increased their A3 50 order commitments. Delta Airlines, the largest A3 50 operator in North America, has ordered 12 more A3 50 900’s by 20 22. And in an even more surprising twist, a loyal Boeing customer, United Airlines, has also placed an order for 45 A3 50 900’s, despite previously choosing Boeing for its widebody fleet.
From long-time Boeing customers to new entrants into the long-haul market, airlines seem to be looking towards the A3 50 as a better option.
Every Airline Wants Airbus A350 Over Boeing! Here's Why
So what makes this plane gain the trust of such major airlines?
This popularity is not something that comes naturally. When Airbus first proposed the A3 50 in 2004, it was met with skepticism and criticism from the airline industry. It was initially seen as a minor upgrade to the A3 30, and even worse, was derided as a weak stopgap response to Boeing’s then-revolutionary 7 8 7 Dreamliner. Airlines were quick to voice their dismay, arguing that Airbus needed to do more than just tweak an existing design to compete with Boeing’s all-new 7 8 7. The criticism was so severe that the European aircraft maker was forced to start over from scratch.
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#fligavia #boeing #airbus #a350 #aviation
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00:00 Intro
00:37 Market trends
03:23 The 1st reason
04:04 The 2nd reason
05:17 The real reason
09:25 Concluding
===
Huge thanks to
===
Every Airline Wants Airbus A350 Over Boeing! Here's Why
Airbus has seen strong sales of the A3 50 recently. Suddenly, many airlines are choosing it over Boeing. No one expected the A3 50 to be such a huge success, not even Airbus itself. This Airbus aircraft program started as a complete disappointment with many airlines rejecting it, but somehow the tables have turned. So what’s the real reason every airline wants the A3 50 over Boeing? Find out in today’s episode!
But before we start, if you're new, please help us improve this channel even further by double-checking that you've hit that subscribe button so you don’t miss our updates! Now let’s dive in!
Market trends
Every Airline Wants Airbus A350 Over Boeing! Here's Why
In recent years, we have seen a wave of airlines shifting their loyalty from Boeing to the Airbus A3 50. One of the most notable examples is Qantas, Australia's national airline. In 20 22, Qantas announced that it would replace its aging fleet of Boeing 7 4 7’s with 12 Airbus A3 50 1000 for its ultra-long-haul routes, which they claim will be the longest flights in the world, as part of their Project Sunrise. Following that, Air India made headlines in early 20 23 when they confirmed an order that included 40 A3 50 aircarft. This move signals a clear preference for Airbus in the long-haul segment. Other major airlines have also increased their A3 50 order commitments. Delta Airlines, the largest A3 50 operator in North America, has ordered 12 more A3 50 900’s by 20 22. And in an even more surprising twist, a loyal Boeing customer, United Airlines, has also placed an order for 45 A3 50 900’s, despite previously choosing Boeing for its widebody fleet.
From long-time Boeing customers to new entrants into the long-haul market, airlines seem to be looking towards the A3 50 as a better option.
Every Airline Wants Airbus A350 Over Boeing! Here's Why
So what makes this plane gain the trust of such major airlines?
This popularity is not something that comes naturally. When Airbus first proposed the A3 50 in 2004, it was met with skepticism and criticism from the airline industry. It was initially seen as a minor upgrade to the A3 30, and even worse, was derided as a weak stopgap response to Boeing’s then-revolutionary 7 8 7 Dreamliner. Airlines were quick to voice their dismay, arguing that Airbus needed to do more than just tweak an existing design to compete with Boeing’s all-new 7 8 7. The criticism was so severe that the European aircraft maker was forced to start over from scratch.
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#fligavia #boeing #airbus #a350 #aviation
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