Airbus strikes deal for up to 150 planes with VietJet
- Airbus struck a deal for up to 150 A321neo planes with Vietnamese airline VietJet, which could be worth around $9.4 billion.
- The A321neos and A330neos will allow VietJet to expand its network by matching capacity to demand more efficiently, according to an Airbus executive.
- VietJet's Chairwoman said the orders are backed by plans to develop a major aviation hub in Vietnam, where the aviation market has grown by 7.5% annually.
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Airbus Lands Big Orders At Paris Air Show
Airbus dominated the first two days of the Paris Air Show, with orders for up to 388 planes, as Boeing kept a low profile following the fatal crash of an Air India jetliner. The European planemaker agreed a deal with Vietjet for 100-single-aisle A321neo aircraft during day two of the show, with the option to buy 50 more in the future.It followed substantial orders for Airbus on the opening day from Saudi Arabian leasing company AviLease, Riyadh …
Airbus seals VietJet deal as hopes rise at air show for tariff rollback
Airbus struck a deal with budget airline VietJet for up to 150 single-aisle jets at the Paris Airshow on Tuesday, where industry hopes for a return to tariff-free trade were given a boost by U.S. Transport Secretary Sean Duffy.
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