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La cie finlandaise va retirer du service trois de ses sept B 757
Finnish flag carrier Finnair said in a statement Monday it would withdraw three Boeing 757 aircraft from service next summer.
"Finnair will continue to operate four Boeing 757 aircraft, whose replacement in the coming years with Airbus aircraft is being considered," it added.
"Through the arrangement we will reduce our leisure flight capacity in the summer season when demand for leisure flights is lower than in the winter season," said in the statement Lasse Heinonen, Finnair's deputy managing director.
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Lehtikuva - Pekka Sakki
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Finnish flag carrier Finnair said in a statement Monday it would withdraw three Boeing 757 aircraft from service next summer.
"Finnair will continue to operate four Boeing 757 aircraft, whose replacement in the coming years with Airbus aircraft is being considered," it added.
"Through the arrangement we will reduce our leisure flight capacity in the summer season when demand for leisure flights is lower than in the winter season," said in the statement Lasse Heinonen, Finnair's deputy managing director.
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Lehtikuva - Pekka Sakki
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CHEYENNE- CLUB
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Merci Cheyenne
Je vois sur ce tableau que tous les 757 sont en location chez ILFC.
Je croyais 5 ( au lieu de 7 ), mais les spotters doivent être à jour.
Juste un détail
Je vois sur ce tableau que tous les 757 sont en location chez ILFC.
Je croyais 5 ( au lieu de 7 ), mais les spotters doivent être à jour.
Juste un détail
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Quelques détails sur la chute en octobre et les mesures prises
Finnair's scheduled traffic declined in October by nearly 11% and capacity was cut by 12% compared with October last year, which improved the laod factor by more than one percentage point to 78%.
Finnair's scheduled traffic declined in October 2009 by nearly 11%, and capacity was cut by 12% compared with the same month last year, which improved the load factor by more than one percentage point to 78%.
"Capacity was optimally cut to match falling demand. Winter is expected to continue to be difficult, so further adjustments to traffic will be made. For leisure traffic in particular, the coming winter season will be tough.
The decline in cargo traffic, however, currently appears to be over," said Finnair's SVP Communications Christer Haglund.
Asian traffic declined by 12% from October the previous year. A more than 13% capacity cut raised the load factor by more than one percentage point to 84%.
European traffic declined by nearly 10%. A 12% cut of capacity raised the load factor by two percentage points to more than 70%. In Finland both traffic and capacity were down by more than 12%. The load factor in domestic
traffic was less than 60%.
North American traffic figures were nearly unchanged from last year: Traffic declined by almost 4% and capacity was cut by under 1%. Load factor fell by nearly three percentage points to 89%.
Leisure traffic declined in October by nearly 19% and capacity by more than 16%, so the leisure traffic load factor fell by over two percentage points to nearly 82%.
Finnair's traffic overall, measured in revenue passenger kilometres, declined by over 12% in October. Passenger numbers fell by slightly less than 12%. The amount of cargo carried in scheduled traffic, measured in tonnes, rose
by more than 6%.
Of Finnair's flights, 87.6% arrived on schedule, which represents an improvement of 2.2 percentage points from last year. Scheduled traffic's punctuality percentage rose from October last year by 2.1 percentage points to 89.5%.
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Finnair's scheduled traffic declined in October by nearly 11% and capacity was cut by 12% compared with October last year, which improved the laod factor by more than one percentage point to 78%.
Finnair's scheduled traffic declined in October 2009 by nearly 11%, and capacity was cut by 12% compared with the same month last year, which improved the load factor by more than one percentage point to 78%.
"Capacity was optimally cut to match falling demand. Winter is expected to continue to be difficult, so further adjustments to traffic will be made. For leisure traffic in particular, the coming winter season will be tough.
The decline in cargo traffic, however, currently appears to be over," said Finnair's SVP Communications Christer Haglund.
Asian traffic declined by 12% from October the previous year. A more than 13% capacity cut raised the load factor by more than one percentage point to 84%.
European traffic declined by nearly 10%. A 12% cut of capacity raised the load factor by two percentage points to more than 70%. In Finland both traffic and capacity were down by more than 12%. The load factor in domestic
traffic was less than 60%.
North American traffic figures were nearly unchanged from last year: Traffic declined by almost 4% and capacity was cut by under 1%. Load factor fell by nearly three percentage points to 89%.
Leisure traffic declined in October by nearly 19% and capacity by more than 16%, so the leisure traffic load factor fell by over two percentage points to nearly 82%.
Finnair's traffic overall, measured in revenue passenger kilometres, declined by over 12% in October. Passenger numbers fell by slightly less than 12%. The amount of cargo carried in scheduled traffic, measured in tonnes, rose
by more than 6%.
Of Finnair's flights, 87.6% arrived on schedule, which represents an improvement of 2.2 percentage points from last year. Scheduled traffic's punctuality percentage rose from October last year by 2.1 percentage points to 89.5%.
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Il est intéressant de voir que ces " A 321 ER " sont destinés à remplacer les B 757 sur les liaisons touristiques.
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Il est intéressant de voir que ces " A 321 ER " sont destinés à remplacer les B 757 sur les liaisons touristiques.
The Finnish airline says the planes are extended versions of the popular A321 and will have a range of over 5,000 kilometres.
First delivery is scheduled in 2013.
Finnair said Thursday the aircraft will be used mainly on European routes.
They will replace four Boeing 757 jets used on leisure flights.
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Oui, merci Sevrien
Nous retiendrons un peu plus de la moitié de 500 A 321 sharklets, possibles, soit 300 confortables.
En se basant sur ce chiffre prudent, les derniers seraient livrés en 2018/ 2020.
A cette date, les choix seront déclarés depuis belle lurette sur les upgrades ( ou non ) et remotorisations de la famille 320. ( et 737..)
Et nous serons là; je nous le souhaite à tous; pour observer GTF, Open Rotors ou moteurs classiques très efficients.
Nous retiendrons un peu plus de la moitié de 500 A 321 sharklets, possibles, soit 300 confortables.
En se basant sur ce chiffre prudent, les derniers seraient livrés en 2018/ 2020.
A cette date, les choix seront déclarés depuis belle lurette sur les upgrades ( ou non ) et remotorisations de la famille 320. ( et 737..)
Et nous serons là; je nous le souhaite à tous; pour observer GTF, Open Rotors ou moteurs classiques très efficients.
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L'augmentation des fréquences long haul, vers l'Asie notamment, de Finnair
ne colle pas précisément avec l'annulation de 2 A 330 : surtout lorsque la location de 2 A 340-300 est dans les tuyaux ! ( Si ce n'est déjà fait...)
Il faut cependant relever que General Eletric avait déjà proposé pour ces A 330 new built une ultime évolution, CF-6 80 E1 post IOC 2002.
THY, Air One et Aer Lingus l'utilisent. CIT aussi en a pris 4 de plus récemment. C'est tout. KLM peut-être...peut-être...
ne colle pas précisément avec l'annulation de 2 A 330 : surtout lorsque la location de 2 A 340-300 est dans les tuyaux ! ( Si ce n'est déjà fait...)
Il faut cependant relever que General Eletric avait déjà proposé pour ces A 330 new built une ultime évolution, CF-6 80 E1 post IOC 2002.
THY, Air One et Aer Lingus l'utilisent. CIT aussi en a pris 4 de plus récemment. C'est tout. KLM peut-être...peut-être...
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Oui, pour Finnair la question n'est pas technique, plutôt technico-commerciale, financière, entre les différentes parties.
Les 5 A 321 demandés par Finnair ne sauraient constituer un révérenciel dans la décision d'Airbus de faire ou non un NEO. Pas plus que le commentaire d'AF, d'ailleurs.
Les 5 A 321 demandés par Finnair ne sauraient constituer un révérenciel dans la décision d'Airbus de faire ou non un NEO. Pas plus que le commentaire d'AF, d'ailleurs.
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