Airbus wins orders worth US$15bn at Berlin Air Show
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10 June 2010: During the 2010 ILA Berlin Air Show, Airbus announced commitments across its broad product range covering a total of 67 aircraft, valued at over US$15.3 billion. These commitments include firm orders for 32 A380 aircraft worth around US$11.5 billion, plus Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) agreements for a further 35 aircraft totalling around $3.8 billion.
The highlight of the show was the firm order from Emirates Airline for 32 A380s. This latest order from the Dubai based carrier brings its total orders for the A380 to 90 aircraft. Emirates has supported the development of the A380 from the earliest days, and this order – the single largest A380 order ever – is an unequivocal endorsement of both the A380’s exceptional in-service performance, and also its role as a market-growth enabler for airlines that operate it.
In addition to this firm order, commitments reached at the show included MoUs for 35 aircraft worth approximately $3.8 billion, from:
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