GE and P&W premium over RR
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GE and P&W premium over RR
Just came across this article and it mentioned that planes equipped with either GE or P&W engines command a $7 million premium compared to planes equipped with RR Trents. Is there a specific reason for this?
Why a Boeing 777-9X Costs $400 Million (NYSE: BA) - 24/7 Wall St.
Why a Boeing 777-9X Costs $400 Million (NYSE: BA) - 24/7 Wall St.
Iron control of the aftermarket maintenance. RR don't allow anyone else to play. Unless you're a first run operator where you can negotiate a long-term deal then you're better off with the other two who don't control it quite as tightly and at least give a semblance of choice.
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One possible reason could be in the aftermarket support area. Boeing has a world-wide reputation as does General Electric and Pratt & Whitney. Over the years these companies have proven their ability to reach and support aircraft in remote areas of the world. Their world-wide network is part of their sales appeal.
That might be part of the reason they can command a greater price in the market place.
That might be part of the reason they can command a greater price in the market place.
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It is only on one specific aircraft, not 'planes' (so far)...I think that the RR suffers from degradation issues in use, far more than the others.
More telling is that the 777X is not selling.
More telling is that the 777X is not selling.
one example of poor resale is RR powered 767-300's
they cannot have winglets fitted due the heavier RB211's
but on the other hand PW powered 767-200's were not good on resale and Braathens could not sell their unwanted pair to Britannia who had CF6 powered a/c
they cannot have winglets fitted due the heavier RB211's
but on the other hand PW powered 767-200's were not good on resale and Braathens could not sell their unwanted pair to Britannia who had CF6 powered a/c