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Grahame Hutchison
17th June 2013, 10:58 PM
Watching the Paris Air Show live on Flight Global, and the two commentators put a pin on their "Where are you watching from" map for me, Wheelsdown from Sydney's Northern Beaches. They have a live tweet feed with the video coverage.

The Dassault Rafale just did a great display, as did the Su-35.

Qatar orders 9 B777-300ERs

Tui Travel order 60 B737 MAX with options for 60 more.

Ash W
18th June 2013, 07:18 AM
Plus ILFC 50 A320neo and Lufthansa 100 A320 family, comprised 30 A320, 35 A320neo and 35 A321neo.

Grahame Hutchison
18th June 2013, 06:52 PM
Boeing formally launches the B787-10
United orders 20 B787-10Xs
ALC orders 30 B787-10Xs
Other B787-10 customers include ALC (30), Singapore Airlines (30), IAG (12), British Airways (12) and GECAS (10)

Julian L
18th June 2013, 07:04 PM
Another large Airbus order:

EasyJet orders 135 A320, (100 NEO, 35 CEO)

David Ramsay
18th June 2013, 07:16 PM
I'm headed to Paris tomorrow night ... hope it has stopped raining by the time I get there.

Grahame Hutchison
19th June 2013, 07:01 PM
Todsy's Orders ...


CIT orders 30 B737 MAX 8
Boeing moves 737 MAX first delivery forward one quarter - to Q3 2017.
Ryanair finalizes order for 175 B737 NG and working on B737 MAX deal.

A McLaughlin
1st July 2013, 10:02 PM
Just returned from Paris this morning...I think AA posted a couple of my pics online, but i only took the pocket dig camera this time.

Great show, but as usual, disgraceful and woeful ground transport and gate clearance operations...they've only been doing it 100 years!!!

Ash W
2nd July 2013, 07:27 AM
Sure you weren't at Farnbourgh by mistake Andrew? Been to the Paris airshow 3 times now (99, 07 and 09) and thought the transport worked very well indeed. Train to Le Bourget, quick wait for bus at entry gate. On return again quick wait for bus, onto train platform straight away and back into town.

Farnbourgh on the other hand (went there 08 and 10), don't get me started, especially how they don't put on a special timetable for the trains, including stopping near empty trains despite the platform being full and the carpark full of passengers waiting to get onto said platform. 3 went past in the 30 minutes I stood on the platform in 2010.

David Ramsay
2nd July 2013, 08:10 PM
I have to agree, Andrew. A masterpiece of French disorganisation. Avalon has its faults but they do get the public transport right.

Great show, though.

A McLaughlin
6th July 2013, 02:39 PM
Ash, pretty sure it was Paris...

Perhaps you went on the public days? Trust me, the trade days were woeful!

David Ramsay
6th July 2013, 08:06 PM
So were the public days, Andrew!! I was there Friday and Saturday.