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Airbus open to developing larger version of A220

Enviado hace 5 años

Airbus is "likely" to develop a larger derivative of its A220 in the coming years (www.flightglobal.com) Más...

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Mike Hindson-Evans hace 5 años 2

An entirely logical step, like the BAe 146-100 to -200 to -300, the A330-200 to -300, the A340-200/300/500/600, the 737-100 to -900 (over time and generations), the 777-200 to -300 and the 767-200 to -300 to -400.

When you have a winning formula, it makes sense to sweat the assets. Roll on Mirabel, Mobile and Belfast!

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Cansojr hace 5 años 1

A winning formula that fell in your lap from BomBombardiers woes. At least this beautiful aircraft gets to fly no matter the American B.S.

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Mike Hindson-Evans hace 5 años 1

Well, let us be charitable in this. Perhaps Boeing are now rueing the "law of unintended consequences"? But I do agree - a beautiful aircraft showing the best aspects of globalisation.

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Cansojr hace 5 años 1

This likely would have been the C-Series 500 planned originally by Bombardier. Airbus received the combination to the vault. Everything had already been done they just had to assemble the plans.

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Andrew Heenan hace 5 años 0

... and pay for it ;-)

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