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On 28 April 2016, Bombardier Aerospace and Delta Air Lines announced a sale for 75 CSeries CS100 firm orders and 50 options, the first aircraft should enter service in spring 2018. [6] Delta Air Lines, it was thought, would likely start using more fuel-efficient CS100s in 2018 on flights out of Los Angeles, New York and Dallas. [7]
On 14 April, Bombardier shares were at a six-month high based on then-unconfirmed rumours that Delta Air Lines had ordered the CSeries. [9] On 28 April, finally, Bombardier and Delta announced a sale for 75 CS100 firm orders and 50 options; the first aircraft was to enter service in spring 2018. [10]
Bombardier CEO predicted that the partnership would significantly accelerate sales as it would bring certainty to the CSeries programme through Airbus's global scale. [122] AirInsight estimated that Airbus's corporate strength would increase the CSeries share of the 100- to 150-seat aircraft market over 20 years, from 40% of 5,636 aircraft ...
As Bombardier (BBDb.TO) surrenders hopes of securing a top spot in commercial aviation with the sale of its money-losing CSeries jet program to Airbus (AIR.PA), the Canadian company is now drawing ...
Airbus SE (AIR.PA) and Bombardier (BBDb.TO) aim to close a deal giving the European planemaker a majority stake in the Canadian company's CSeries jetliner programme by the end of May, ahead of an ...
The Bombardier C Series has officially been renamed the Airbus A220. Airbus completed a deal earlier this month to acquire 50.1% of the C Series program, with Bombardier and the Quebec government ...
On 16 October 2017, Bombardier and Airbus announced a partnership on the CSeries program to expand in an estimated market of more than 6,000 new 100-150 seat aircraft over 20 years; in July 2018, Airbus acquired a 50.01% majority stake in the holding company for the program, Bombardier keeping 31% and Investissement Québec 19%.
Airbus will become the majority owner of the CSeries aircraft program on July 1. It has a brief window of opportunity to turn Bombardier's struggling flagship aircraft family into a success.