The travel bubble established between Australia and New Zealand may be groundbreaking, but two brief suspensions within the space of two weeks highlight the challenges facing such an approach.
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New engine delivery projections reveals that an average of over 2,500 turbofan engines per year will be needed for new commercial single-aisle aircraft between 2021 and 2030.
Boeing’s Commercial Airplanes unit delivered 17 aircraft in April as an increase in 787 hand-overs was more than offset by problems in the 737 program that limited deliveries to just four and continue to keep aircraft idle.
Japan Airlines’ plan to buy a controlling stake in Spring Airlines Japan is further evidence of the way that the Japanese majors are increasing their focus on LCCs, and also demonstrates how challenging it is – particularly for an LCC – to survive outside the country’s two dominant airline groups.
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