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https://www.reuters.com/business/aer...ks-2022-12-08/
A-321 NEO deliveries to UAL start June ‘23 and XLRs Second quarter of ‘24
A-321 NEO deliveries to UAL start June ‘23 and XLRs Second quarter of ‘24
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https://www.reuters.com/business/aer...ks-2022-12-08/
A-321 NEO deliveries to UAL start June ‘23 and XLRs Second quarter of ‘24
A-321 NEO deliveries to UAL start June ‘23 and XLRs Second quarter of ‘24
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Better than the guppy MAX 10 POS that’s not even certified and we will never see that airplane. I’d take a short delay over never getting another guppy ever. They should have redesigned them years ago into a decent modern airplane.
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The center fuel tank on the XLR's caused a delay in design. Not regular NEO's, but the XLR's.
Yes, the 787 was designed to replace the 767. But even the 787-10 really isn't big enough to carry what the 777-300's can do. It is close to a replacement for the 777-200's as currently configured. But also doesn't have the seating capacity of the A's. So close to a doable replacement, but not quite. If Boeing were to increase the weights on the 787-10, then maybe for the 200's. But then you are squeezing more people into a smaller box.
Yes, the 787 was designed to replace the 767. But even the 787-10 really isn't big enough to carry what the 777-300's can do. It is close to a replacement for the 777-200's as currently configured. But also doesn't have the seating capacity of the A's. So close to a doable replacement, but not quite. If Boeing were to increase the weights on the 787-10, then maybe for the 200's. But then you are squeezing more people into a smaller box.
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