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LATAM Brazil to replace Airbus A350 fleet with Chilean Boeing 787

Old 13th Apr 2021, 08:13
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LATAM Brazil to replace Airbus A350 fleet with Chilean Boeing 787

LATAM Brazil to replace Airbus A350 fleet with Chilean Boeing 787
https://www.aerotime.aero/27649-lata...ith-boeing-787

Economics I suppose?
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Old 13th Apr 2021, 16:25
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Latam A350's retiring : This does seem unbelievable nearly US$ 3 BILLION worth of AC.

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LATAM Brazil to replace Airbus A350 fleet with Chilean Boeing 787
https://www.aerotime.aero/27649-lata...ith-boeing-787

Economics I suppose?
Latam A350's retiring : This does seem unbelievable nearly US$ 3 BILLION worth of aircraft , there is a good new video on this here from good old DJ's Aviation ;
Watched this at the weekend after reading about it. The A350 nickname ' bandit ' due to the ones with a black surround cockpit glass..
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Unbelievable? On the contrary, it's eminently believable.
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Well it is clearly happening but not quite sure to follow the rationale...
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For me the rationale is actually quite evident.
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If they are contracting in size they may not have a need for the aircraft. Maybe (if, fingers crossed, there is a rebound) they can get a good price for their A350s. There could be cost savings from fleet commonality. Maybe they have a better financing deal on their B787. Any number of possible factors...

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