[新闻] Emirates777/77W终于完成最后一架交机

楼主: nyrnu (B-18901)   2018-12-15 21:50:16
[媒体名称] Emirates official news [新闻日期]2018/12/13
[网址]
https://goo.gl/tWxewp
简单记录一下.
Emirates 777/77W订单终于完成最后一架交机
1996/June~2018/Dec.
共交机190架777
也是第146架777-300ER 交机 (A6-EQP)
Emirates official video to record the last delivery of 777/77W
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZ-WYzwsQvM
Milestones of the Emirates Boeing 777 programme
June 1996
Emirates receives delivery of its first Boeing 777 aircraft A6-EMD, a Boeing
777-200 classic
June 2003
Emirates announces order for 26 Boeing 777-300ERs at the 2003 Paris Air Show,
worth US$ 5.6 billion
March 2005
Emirates receives its first Boeing 777-300 ER
2009
Emirates becomes the world’s largest operator of the Boeing 777 aircraft
November 2013
Emirates makes aviation history with a record-breaking order for 150 Boeing
777x aircraft
October 2014
Emirates receives its 100th Boeing 777-300ER aircraft
September 2015
Emirates receives its 150th Boeing 777 aircraft
November 2016
Emirates starts taking delivery of its new generation Boeing 777-300ER with
enhanced Business Class seats and improved environmental performance
November 2017
Emirates unveils brand new cabins for its Boeing 777 fleet including the
Game-changing, fully enclosed private suites in First Class
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Emirates takes delivery of its last Boeing 777-300ER aircraft
A6-EQP is the 190th Boeing 777 aircraft to be delivered to Emirates
Emirates’ modern and efficient fleet strategy to continue with future
deliveries of Boeing 777-8 and 777-9 aircraft
Dubai, UAE, 13 December 2018 - Emirates celebrated an important fleet
milestone with the delivery of the final Boeing 777-300ER aircraft on its
order books. A6-EQP is the 190th Boeing 777 aircraft to be delivered to
Emirates, the world’s largest operator of Boeing 777 aircraft and also the
only airline in the world to have operated all the six variants of the Boeing
777 family. One of out every eight 777 aircraft ever manufactured by Boeing
has been delivered to Emirates. Emirates will also be one of the first
airlines in the world to fly the two next generation models- the Boeing 777-8
and 777-9.
Watch a video of the delivery and ferry flight of A6-EPQ, Emirates' last
Boeing 777-300ER.
It was also the 146th delivery of a Boeing 777-300ER aircraft to Emirates.
The airline welcomed the first Boeing 777-300ER aircraft into its fleet in
March 2005 and over the last 13 years, the 777-300ER has become the backbone
of Emirates’ fleet operating currently to over 119 destinations across the
airline’s global network. Emirates has operated one out of every five Boeing
777-300ER aircraft produced to date and the average age of a Boeing
777-3000ER in Emirates’ fleet is a mere 6.5 years.
Sir Tim Clark, President of Emirates Airline said: “The Boeing 777-300ER has
been a cornerstone of Emirates’ success story as the world’s largest
international airline. The aircraft’s efficiency, range and payload
capabilities have enabled us to connect our customers across six continents
to and through Dubai, and offer them a flight experience that is second to
none. With 140 of these aircraft in our fleet, the Boeing 777-300ER will
continue to play an integral role in our operations and facilitating global
tourism and trade opportunities in the years to come.”
On the partnership with Boeing, Sir Tim said: “We’ve worked closely with
Boeing on the 777 programme over the last three decades, and we will build on
this partnership as we start taking delivery of the 777-8 and 777-9 aircraft
from 2020.”
Emirates’ Boeing 777 fleet has carried close to 350 million passengers on
more than 1.28 million flights and covered over 6.6 billion kilometres since
1996. That’s the equivalent of flying almost 8600 times to the moon and back.
Setting the standards for passenger experience and safety, Emirates has
continually invested in its onboard product and services. The airline
recently unveiled brand new cabins for its Boeing 777-300ER aircraft
including the game-changing fully-enclosed First Class private suites as well
as newly-designed seats and improved inflight entertainment systems for
Business and Economy class cabins. Emirates has also started a programme to
reconfigure its 10 Boeing 777-200LR aircraft, installing new wider Business
Class seats as well as a completely refreshed Economy Class for improved
passenger comfort.
Since 2009, Emirates has also been operating the Boeing 777-F dedicated
freighter aircraft to facilitate global trade. With a capacity of over 100
tonnes per flight, Emirates’ fleet of 13 Boeing 777-Fs move a variety of
cargo, including heavy and outsized shipments, pharmaceuticals, flowers and
race horses on scheduled weekly flights to over 40 global destinations. In
2017, Emirates’ Boeing 777-F aircraft also executed more than 370 charter
flights over and above regular operations.
Emirates operates one of the youngest aircraft fleets in the world with an
average aircraft age of 5.87 years, a figure that is much lower than the
accepted norm in the aviation industry. The airline pursues an ambitious
fleet renewal strategy by retiring older aircraft and introducing newer and
more advanced aircraft leading to more efficient operations.
From 2020, the airline will start taking delivery of 35 Boeing 777-8s and 115
Boeing 777-9s. These next generation aircraft will have a more fuel efficient
design and will feature larger windows, increased cabin pressure and
humidity, higher ceilings, wider cabin and an advanced inflight entertainment
system contributing to a superior customer experience.
作者: juanesrule (Thug life)   2018-12-15 22:08:00
光是77W就比很多航空公司全机队数字还多
作者: ATR72 (文人相轻自古皆然)   2018-12-15 22:32:00
日航当年用了100架747已经够吓人了,没想到被EK海放XD
作者: cka   2018-12-15 22:44:00
横跨22年的订单也很惊人
作者: starbuckser0 (不应侷限于两条平行线内)   2018-12-15 23:25:00
采购员的小孩从出生到大学毕业,老爸都在点收777~
作者: js52666   2018-12-15 23:35:00
真.大单出完了
作者: domago ( )   2018-12-16 09:46:00
价格应该压很低

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