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Emirates Plans Big Aircraft Order To Replace A380s

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While Emirates Airline already has nearly 200 new planes on order, the airline is preparing to place another aircraft order, to prepare for a future without the Airbus A380. Emirates close to ordering more new jets As reported by Bloomberg, Emirates President Tim Clark has revealed that the Dubai-based carrier is planning to order 100-150…

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Diamond
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"...wouldn’t have the same capacity as the A350." Should say A380.


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(@Sarthak)
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Think you meant “same capacity as the A380” and not A350.


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(@Vijay)
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I think Emirates will standardize on the B777 and A350 families, rather than add the 787. The economics will likely be a lot better.


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(@MR ROBERT MACROWAN)
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I hope they are going to improve their hard product, their 777 business class is horrible. I like Emirates but only on their 380


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 Max
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Hot take: With Rolls-Royce just having reached an important milestone with the new UltraFan engine development, Emirates could become the launch customer of an A350-1000NEO with said UltraFan (or potentially even for a further stretched A350-1100).


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(@Jeffrey)
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I hate this so much to death.


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(@Steve-O)
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Most likely scenario is a transition of the 787-9 order for 787-10 aircraft. Emirates is bound to the A350 contract due to previous A380 swap agreements and will have plenty of A350-900s configured in both long-range and regional variations. Due to the EASA mandate for A380 wing inspections, I can only imagine there is a compensation agreement that translates into the A350-1000 variant joining the fleet to the tune of 50-75 aircraft as well as a top up of A350-900s to the tune of 50 aircraft. If you assume those 787-9s convert to roughly 20 787-10 aircraft, well, there is your 150 order.


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(@Mark Sheldon)
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I love flying on the A380 so much, hate the 777, cramped noisy!


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(@Richard Cherry)
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Just hoping when we fly from Birmingham to Dubai next September we get to fly on the A380


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(@SalimHossainKhan)
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I want see varient of plans in Emirates. Like being B737 - 8/900.max.and also B787-9/10.with airbus350...


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(@Bill Turbyne)
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Flying on the A380 from Glagow in October to Sri Lanka via Dubai.


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(@Bill Turbyne)
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Flying on the A380 from Glasgow in October to Sri Lanka via Dubai.


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 SNO
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Emirates considers the 787-10 as underpowered in hot and high conditions. It's the reason they got the 787-9! Now suddenly everything changes and they decide to get more of a plane Boeing is struggling to deliver in numbers?
It's more likely to see a large A350-1000 order since Boeing is slacking with delivering the 777-9. Even if Boeing starts to deliver in 2025 it's a nerf wrecking situation for an airline CEO to wait and see, if GE can solve the issues with the GE9X engine. Then it's better to have a proven, solid alternative at hand, that does the job in many other airlines today.
There is a good chance Airbus will do another A350 stretch when R&R is finally getting the Ultrafan together. It would be the prefect replacement for the A380 - slightly less capacity, but amazing efficient and ultra range.
So book A350 production slots now and get the a stretched A350-xxxx tomorrow.


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(@Samuel)
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There is no stretch, that's a far fetched fantasy, even if the a350-1000 is considered it will only be a handfull. Emirates are retrofitting their 777s, even thou not all and will be flying them for a couple more years. The a350-1000 can't fit first class to the specifications emirates requires because it's narrower and Emirates still has 35 777-8s on order. The 777-8 and a350-1000 are two equivalents, with the same ranges and capacities, so there is alot of conflict there.

Emirates doesn't seem interested in dropping the 777-8 order, if they did, I could see room for more a35Ks but they are not.


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