AIRBUS WINS MASSIVE ORDERS FROM CHINA
By Geoffrey Thomas Sat Jul 2, 2022
Airbus has secured orders from Air China, China Eastern, China Southern, and Shenzhen Airlines for a total of 292 A320 Family aircraft, underscoring the recovery momentum and prosperous outlook for the Chinese aviation market.
Airbus Chief Commercial Officer and Head of International Christian Scherer said: "These new orders demonstrate the strong confidence in Airbus from our customers. It is also a solid endorsement from our airline customers in China of the performance, quality, fuel efficiency and sustainability of the world's leading family of single-aisle aircraft.”
“We commend the excellent work by George Xu and the entire Airbus China team as well as our customers’ teams for bringing to a conclusion these long and extensive discussions that have taken place throughout the difficult COVID pandemic.”
At the end of May 2022, the in-service Airbus fleet with Chinese operators totalled over 2,070 aircraft and the A320neo Family had totalled more than 8,000 orders from over 130 customers.
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