Dutch Airlines announced that it would no longer use Boeing aircraft!-USA Aircraft Group Corporation

Date: 2024/11/20

According to foreign media reports, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines received the first Airbus aircraft for short-haul flights.

The company said that in the next few years, KLM will invest 7 billion euros in the new fleet and will no longer use Boeing's aircraft.

It is understood that the company plans to replace the Boeing 737 aircraft currently in service with the Airbus A321neo aircraft, and replace the existing Boeing aircraft and passenger aircraft used for long-distance flights with the Airbus A350 aircraft.

It is worth mentioning that the domestic C919 is also actively trying to incite Boeing's giant market. Boeing predicts that the size of China's civil aviation fleet will more than double by 2043, with an average annual growth of 4.1%, from 4,345 to 9,740 aircraft.

For a period of time, the domestic large aircraft C919 has appeared in the fleet of domestic airlines. Huo Daren, vice president of marketing of Boeing civil aviation, believes that C919 large passenger aircraft has become a competitor of Boeing, and that competition is good for the industry.

Previous news also showed that european aviation safety agency gave "positive feedback" to C919, and it is expected to obtain EU certification next year.

According to the report, a source revealed that last month, european aviation safety agency (EASA) conducted on-the-spot inspection on the domestic large aircraft C919 in Shanghai and gave "positive feedback", and the relevant civil aviation authorities in China were more optimistic that the C919 passenger plane would be certified by the European Union in 2025.

Dutch Airlines announced that it would no longer use Boeing aircraft! It is a good thing for domestic C919 to accelerate its expansion and Boeing to shout for competition.