Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Boeing selling spree continues, Hainan orders 38 jets including 32 787s

Boeing won an order for 30 787-9, 2 787-8 BBJ and 6 777F in an order announcement that came at the Asian Aerospace 2011 show. These aircraft were ordered by Hong Kong Airlines and are an MoU (subject to being finalized. Hainan Airlines Co. Ltd. ownes Hong Kong Airlines. This is a big day for Boeing widebody offferings as earlier they had announced another MoU with Air China for 5 747-8I.

This is the first significant order for the 787 since United Airlines placed an order for 25 787s in 2010. A delivery date has not been announced but I suspect it will be in 2015 or so.

12 comments:

GP said...

new 747 flights and japan supply chain disruptions should be good posting material

edward said...

miss your blogs hope you are okay

Uresh said...

Hi guys,
I haven't forgotten...just been very busy with my "real" job. I should have something ready to post tonight or tomorrow.

GP said...

787 spotted flying in CO Springs doing touch andgos for 5 hours during high wind conditions.

larmeyers said...

Good to hear! Any idea why ZA002 has not flown for such a long time? (102 as well, but that's a production plane)

johnv777 said...

larmeyers,
Looks like ZA002 is back in the air. Made a short flight yesterday, and shows another planned for today.
John

Anonymous said...

john777, Where can we get a look at that flight schedule?

johnv777 said...

dannyboy: just go to flightaware.com. Find the Flight tracker in the left side, enter BOE in the airline field, and 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 in the flight number field.

JohnV

Anonymous said...

Brilliant, thanks John.

edward said...

its good to hear you are okay and just been very busy at work so thanks again and take care

Uresh said...

Thanks, Will be back to posting very soon.

johnv777 said...

All test aircraft logging hours in the air today except ZA003.