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Old 01-16-2016 | 02:19 PM
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David Puddy
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Originally Posted by CLazarus
I noticed the announcement of new nonstop DEN to RIC service the other day (by Skywest, on 175s I assume). Good example of a longer thin route that would be well suited for NSNBs. Interestingly, I looked at Wikipedia for prices of E-195/CS-100/CS-300/7Max and found the price per seat was roughly $570k/$680k/$630k/$720k respectively. Of course, I'm not at all sure how accurate Wikipedia's numbers really are, and they each came from different sources but it didn't seem like the C Series is that much more expensive. Couldn't find any prices there for E-2, but I'd imagine they'd be close to C Series numbers. With a narrower fuselage than the 700/7 Max, I'd think both the E-2 and CS would have a significant fuel burn advantage - but with prices so low who cares I guess. I imagine Bombardier has got to be getting really, really desperate after that article about the deal Boeing seems to be cutting...
Fred Cromer, the new CEO of Bombardier, formerly ran ILFC - the huge aircraft lessor. If anyone knows how to do a deal, he does! It's obvious Boeing wants Bombardier to discount more to get the deal.

SWISS will have the first CS100 operating in the coming months and the market will be able to assess its operating capabilities.
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