China will 150 737 bestellen

[MAX777]

China to Sign $9 Bln Order for 150 Boeing 737 Planes (Update2)

Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) -- China is poised to buy 150 of Boeing Co.'s 737 aircraft, giving an order estimated at $9 billion that helps the world's second-largest maker of commercial planes surpass Airbus SAS in contracts for the first time in five years.

 

Kompletter Text auf Bloomberg

[MAX777]

Aus einer anderen Quelle:

China may buy 30 Boeing jets

China is poised to buy as many as 30 planes worth about US$2 billion from Boeing Co, the world's largest aircraft maker, allowing the country to narrow its trade gap with the United States.

 

China is poised to buy as many as 30 planes worth about US$2 billion from Boeing Co, the world's largest aircraft maker, allowing the country to narrow its trade gap with the United States.

 

Carriers including Shandong Airlines Co and Xiamen Airlines Co will buy Boeing 737 aircraft from the Chicago-based company, an official at China's State Development Planning Commission said in a phone interview from Beijing, speaking on condition of anonymity. The commission approves purchases of planes for Chinese airlines, all of which are state controlled.

 

The order may be announced during Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's Washington DC visit, scheduled for this month, Boeing officials said. The purchases are a part of China's efforts to ease US concern about its US$130 billion trade gap with Asia's second-largest economy.

 

The order will help Boeing limit the loss of market share to Toulouse, France-based Airbus SAS. Boeing last month said sales of commercial aircraft dropped 17 percent in the third quarter.

 

Airbus has won 263 orders this year, compared with Boeing's 169. Airbus expects to deliver 300 airplanes this year, which would give it more deliveries than Boeing for the first time in its history.

 

Mark Hooper, a spokesman of Boeing in Hong Kong, declined to comment on the Chinese carriers' orders.

 

"Airplane order announcements are the province of our customers," he said. "They make the announcement at a time that suits them."

 

Chinese Trade Minister Lu Fuyuan and other officials have said China will increase imports to close its trade surpluses with the United States, European Union and Japan.

 

Chinese airlines will buy 2,400 new aircraft worth US$197 billion in the next two decades, according to Boeing, as they expand their fleets to meet demand in one of the world's fastest-growing economies.

 

The Chinese economy, the world's sixth-largest, is expanding at an estimated 8 percent annual rate, three times as fast as the Group of Seven industrialized economies.

 

Shandong Airlines, a carrier based in Jinan in Shandong Province, will buy seven 737s from Boeing, taking delivery as soon as 2005, said General Manager Gao Zhu in a phone interview.

 

The carrier, which has a fleet of 30 planes including those made by Boeing and Canada's Bombardier Inc, plans to expand its fleet by a third to 40 planes by 2007 as it prepares to offer flights to South Korea and Japan next year, Gao said. The carrier, which had earlier sought government approval to buy 15 Boeing planes, will order the remaining planes later, Gao said.

 

Xiamen Airlines, 60 percent owned by China's biggest carrier China Southern Airlines Co, will buy five single-aisle 737 planes from Boeing to expand its all-Boeing fleet, said its Chairman He Ping. The carrier has 27 Boeing 737s and 757s.

 

Xiamen Airlines operates more than 110 domestic routes and four international routes to Singapore, Seoul, Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur.

 

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[LonOlli]

@MAX777

 

über dem von dir zitierten bericht steht: Thursday, November 06, 2003

 

Erst gucken, dann posten...

 

Oliver

[MAX777]

@MAX777

 

über dem von dir zitierten bericht steht: Thursday, November 06, 2003

 

Erst gucken, dann posten...

 

Oliver

 

Sorry, das stand so klein da oben in der Ecke...

 

aber was hat das dann mit dem Artikel hier in der Seattle Times auf sich?

 

Auszug:

....Bloomberg News reported Friday that Chinese officials would announce orders for up to 150 737s as part of the Bush visit. But a Boeing source called that report "bogus." This person said if there were a previously unannounced 737 order from China on Sunday -- and Boeing does not know for sure there will be -- it would be for significantly fewer than 150 planes.

 

Link zu ganzen Artikel

 

Der aus der Seattle-Times ist vom 19.11.2005!

[afromme]

also laut Radionachrichten heute sollen es nur 70 Maschinen sein...

[MAX777]

also laut Radionachrichten heute sollen es nur 70 Maschinen sein...

 

Also laut dem Bericht hier, haste recht!

 

China to buy 70 Boeing 737s: official

 

OSAN, South Korea (Reuters) - China has agreed to buy 70 aircraft from Boeing Co. (NYSE:BA - news) during U.S. President George W. Bush's visit to Beijing this weekend, a senior U.S. official said on Saturday.

 

Aircraft exports by the United States could help offset a ballooning trade deficit with China, which could top $200 billion this year.

 

"They will purchase 70 737s from Boeing," said the U.S. official.

 

Quelle

[MAX777]

Dazu was neues von Flight International:

 

China orders 70 Boeing 737s, plans more

China’s Government has confirmed it is placing a bulk order for 70 Boeing 737s on behalf of eight of the country’s airlines - and that it plans to soon sign orders for another 80 of the type.

 

Also geht es doch um insgesammt 150!!! Wahnsinn.

 

der ganze Text

[BU662]

In den 70 firm orders sind die 45 Maschinen enthalten, die an China Southern und Xiamen Airlines gehen sollen.

 

12x 737-700 China Southern

18x 737-800 China Southern

15x 737-800 Xiamen

 

Des weiteren werden als abnehmende Airlines Shandong AL, Hainan AL, China Eastern AL, Shanghai AL, Shenzhen AL und Air China genannt.

 

Kaum vorstellbar, dass sich diese 5 Airlines zusammen "nur" 25 Flieger teilen werden.

 

Interessant auch, die jetzt bestellten 70 737 umfassen nur 737-700 und 737-800.

[MAX777]

Kaum vorstellbar, dass sich diese 5 Airlines zusammen "nur" 25 Flieger teilen werden.

 

Interessant auch, die jetzt bestellten 70 737 umfassen nur 737-700 und 737-800.

 

Aus dem Artikel geht ja noch hervor, dass um weitere 80 verhandelt wird. Woher haste die Info, mit der aufschlüsselung -700 + -800?

[BU662]

BEIJING, Nov 20, 2005 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- The China Aviation Supplies Import & Export Group Corporation (CASGC) signed a general purchase agreement with Boeing to buy seventy B737-700/800 aircraft, a CASGC source said here Sunday.

[MAX777]

Boeing verkaufte zudem im Rahmen des Besuchs von President Bush in Peking 70 Maschinen der Typen 737-700/800 an verschiedenen chinesische Airlines. Genannt wurden Air China, China Southern, China Eastern, Shanghai Airlines, Xiamen Airlines, Shandong Airlines, Hainan Airlines und Shenzhen Airlines.

 

Also da sind meiner Meinung nach schon alle grossen Airlines, die mir so bekannt kommen dabei, hat jemand ne Ahnung, für wen die angeblich noch zu verhandelnden 80 Maschinen sind? Fehlt denn noch ne grosse Airline aus China, die in der Aufzählung nicht dabei ist?

 

Zitat aus A.de Titelthema bei den News.

[AvroRJX]

Es gibt ein "Programm" bei Boeing zum Verkauf von 150 Maschinen nach China, wovon jetzt 70 plaziert wurden.

 

Das "Programm" sieht m.E. in etwa so aus: Die chinesische Regierung führt Gespräche mit Carriern die Boeing Maschinen brauchen könnten und die kaufen dann welche, um das diesjährige US-Handelsdefizit (bzw. jenes im nächsten Jahr) mit China zu senken. Dafür verzichten die USA auf Strafzölle und und Drohgebärden bei der WTO bzgl. Urheberrechtsverletzungen. Wie gesagt, dies ist meine Interpretation des Verkaufsprogramms :-)