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JAYTO
25th Oct 2017, 04:33
Has EK reached a growth limit?

Looking at the numbers. There are 44 more A380 to come. The delivery schedule has been reduced. The rumour is that the 380 will start to be retired next year as the airframes reach 10 years. 4 rumoured to go next year. Only 6 to be delivered.
Maybe they are just trying to reach the 100 aircraft fleet so they can tell the world then that’s where it will slow down.
There are 15 more ER’s to be delivered. There are 5 more 300’s on the line. These will go soon as will the older ER’s. The ER deliveries will last until about 2019. Then there will be a gap until the X deliveries start. These are rumoured to be replacements for older ER’s
TC has stated that EK is not in a position to order more aircraft when recently quieried about the 787/350 debate.

Company size may be at a standstill soon.

J.

Hansol
25th Oct 2017, 05:07
With the underlying market conditions in this part of the World(excess capacity) no growth seems a sensible number, at least in the short term.

sealear
25th Oct 2017, 05:39
Exactly, infinite growth isn't possible. When will people learn that?

fatbus
25th Oct 2017, 06:18
November airshow might shed some light . With all the parked AC it's a reduction in fleet operating size.

eagleflight
25th Oct 2017, 09:21
November airshow might shed some light . With all the parked AC it's a reduction in fleet operating size.

Slightly OT: Airshow will now take place in Al Minhad AB, in order to avoid the public embarrassment with all the white elephants parked in DWC.:}

Sheikh Your Bootie
25th Oct 2017, 12:06
13 -300ERs parked at DWC yesterday, some quite new ones, down by Cargo Central. Lots of sensors taped up. No 380s parked.

SyB :zzz:

MacSheikh
25th Oct 2017, 12:51
Cheaper to park 777 than 380?

Flyboy_SG
25th Oct 2017, 21:20
Parked in Riyadh?? I havent seen any.

mutt
25th Oct 2017, 23:09
Lots of Saudia aircraft parked in Riyadh, but no 380's.

donpizmeov
25th Oct 2017, 23:44
Lots of Saudia aircraft parked in Riyadh, but no 380's.

Forgive him mutt. He is a tractor driver that still fights the idea that the harvest is over.

SS
In a few months it may well be 380s that are parked and tractors that are not. Who knows.
I believe it's 12 380s to be delivered next year. 6 from this year were deferred to next year. And 6 from next year were deferred to the year after to keep the delivery number to 12 instead of 18.

ruserious
26th Oct 2017, 07:32
from a good source, 12 777's parked and 6 380's

golfyankeesierra
26th Oct 2017, 08:17
The irony of it; a lot of airlines that Emirates is trying to put out of business are in desperate need of planes but can either not afford them or can’t get the productionslots😳

Wingman82
26th Oct 2017, 08:19
Growth is over Halas. Older aircraft being replaced only. The competition in the Middle East leaves no room for growing to none of the carriers here. Trend moves now to merging or codeshares.

pilotguy1222
26th Oct 2017, 22:44
I counted 13 380s parked at DXB on the 22nd.

Wingman82
27th Oct 2017, 00:00
There you go! It’s happening. But first let’s get rid of the Charlie stands please, or park the grounded aircraft there. No need for DWC ;)

The Outlaw
27th Oct 2017, 13:19
Emirates and flydubai could operate from single terminal at Dubai Airport
Emirates and flydubai could operate from single terminal at Dubai Airport | GulfNews.com (http://gulfnews.com/1.2113742)

"Final Solution"?

Didn't someone try this 71 years ago?