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Emirates finalizes $56 billion order for 150 Boeing 777X planes | Reuters
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Anyone know how many of these airframes are for growth, and how many replacements for aging aircraft?
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All replacements.777300 ers start to go in 2017
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Quote: All replacements.777300 ers start to go in 2017
Those ERs will be what, 10 years old?
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With or without windows?
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And they're comin' to America....

One of my favorite quotes from Emirates:

In a sign of the Gulf's increasing power in the industry, Emirates Chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum said he was confident of a shift in stance in the West that would allow the group to fly more of its planes to airports there.

"We are buying a product from their countries. So why would they not allow us to fly to these airports? If they don't, they can take their planes back," he said.

A group representing U.S. airline pilots, meanwhile, warned that the sale of hundreds of planes to Gulf carriers that compete with U.S. carriers would have "serious consequences for the U.S. economy and U.S. airline workers."
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the oldest 777300 er is now 10 years old. 2017 was the date stated at a fleet planning meeting. 777x s 2021 at the earlist, I would guess 2022 to start . there is @ 50 777300ers still on order .
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[QUOTE=globalexpress;1682993]And they're comin' to America....



"We are buying a product from their countries. So why would they not allow us to fly to these airports? If they don't, they can take their planes back," he said.

If there ever was a statement that deserved a finger wag, this is it.
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Quote: And they're comin' to America....

One of my favorite quotes from Emirates:

In a sign of the Gulf's increasing power in the industry, Emirates Chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum said he was confident of a shift in stance in the West that would allow the group to fly more of its planes to airports there.

"We are buying a product from their countries. So why would they not allow us to fly to these airports? If they don't, they can take their planes back," he said.

A group representing U.S. airline pilots, meanwhile, warned that the sale of hundreds of planes to Gulf carriers that compete with U.S. carriers would have "serious consequences for the U.S. economy and U.S. airline workers."
If he doesn't like it, then he can buy the fantastic aircraft that Dubai designs and builds.
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Quote: Those ERs will be what, 10 years old?
And I bet that 80% will go to passenger to freighter conversion.
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