Middle East Airlines Will Need 3,830 New Jets by 2045, Airbus Says
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Airbus backlog leaves Middle East short of 850 planes
Aircraft availability remains the key constraint to Middle Eastern aviation, the regional head of Airbus told AGBI, with local airlines sitting on a backlog of nearly 850 planes. The world’s largest planemaker forecasts the Middle East will need more than 3,800 new aircraft over the next two decades, as air traffic is set to more […]
Middle East airlines will require 3,830 new aircraft by 2045 due to unprecedented passenger growth and the need to replace older planes, says Airbus.
Airbus forecasts 3,830 new passenger aircraft required for the Middle East by 2045 as traffic is set to more than double
News Desk DUBAI: The Middle East region will require over 3,800 new passenger aircraft in the next 20 years according to Airbus’ latest Global Market Forecast (GMF). A doubling in the propensity to travel by air, increasing urbanisation and major aviation investments continue to strengthen the region’s position as a global aviation hub. The forecast …
Middle East airlines will need 3,830 new jets by 2045, Airbus says
DUBAI : The Middle East will require 3,830 new passenger aircraft over the next 20 years as air travel in the region more than doubles, Airbus said on Wednesday, citing fleet expansion, rising incomes and large-scale investment in aviation infrastructure. In its latest Global Market Forecast, the European planemaker said it expects the region to …
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