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Great news good to hear. If nothing else with 400 retiring and 100 or so early out/meds we should be looking at somewhere near 500 for 2018 and 500 more for 2019.
For those of you in the pool here's what I came up with for the 2018/19 timeframe:
(10-12) ex-China Eastern A319's/320's
(appro 12-16) 737-9's for 2018, delivers starting 7/18
(4) 787-9's delivered between 12/17 and 2/18
(4) 777-300ER's delivered between 9/18 and 12/18
No aircraft retirements are planned or at least known at this point.
Net fleet growth of 32 or so for 2018.
For those of you in the pool here's what I came up with for the 2018/19 timeframe:
(10-12) ex-China Eastern A319's/320's
(appro 12-16) 737-9's for 2018, delivers starting 7/18
(4) 787-9's delivered between 12/17 and 2/18
(4) 777-300ER's delivered between 9/18 and 12/18
No aircraft retirements are planned or at least known at this point.
Net fleet growth of 32 or so for 2018.
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Great news good to hear. If nothing else with 400 retiring and 100 or so early out/meds we should be looking at somewhere near 500 for 2018 and 500 more for 2019.
For those of you in the pool here's what I came up with for the 2018/19 timeframe:
(10-12) ex-China Eastern A319's/320's
(appro 12-16) 737-9's for 2018, delivers starting 7/18
(4) 787-9's delivered between 12/17 and 2/18
(4) 777-300ER's delivered between 9/18 and 12/18
No aircraft retirements are planned or at least known at this point.
Net fleet growth of 32 or so for 2018.
For those of you in the pool here's what I came up with for the 2018/19 timeframe:
(10-12) ex-China Eastern A319's/320's
(appro 12-16) 737-9's for 2018, delivers starting 7/18
(4) 787-9's delivered between 12/17 and 2/18
(4) 777-300ER's delivered between 9/18 and 12/18
No aircraft retirements are planned or at least known at this point.
Net fleet growth of 32 or so for 2018.
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