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Old 9th Jun 2020, 10:19
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Government of France investing in aviation

Today's news article tells us that the government of France will make large investments in aviation, with a theme of more energy efficient aircraft. A boost the industry needs!

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/france...stry-1.5604190
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One interesting part of the ministerial statement (according to the local Toulouse newspaper) was 1.5B€ for R&D into aircraft with 30% reduced carbon emissions and specifically aimed at a short to medium range aircraft to replace the A320 with a prototype available between 2026 and 2028.
As the A320 NEO has only been available for the last few years and is achieving somewhere around 15% less fuel burn, a further 30% in this time frame sound very challenging.
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.... a short to medium range aircraft to replace the A320 with a prototype available between 2026 and 2028 ...

Sounds exactly like Boeing's target for a 737 replacement.
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France Finance minister le Maire in an interview yesterday morning in the (French) radio RTL was talking about helping developing and hydrogen fueled aircraft with zero emissions . In fact ( at least as I understood it ) he said he was not interested in spending money for developing another aircraft with just more reduced emissions . He mentioned this was planned by Airbus for 2050 but he wants to see it by 2035.
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I hope they will get a better ROI than A380.
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