Airliner net orders came in at 845 for June as 899 new orders were offset by 54 cancellations, with another two swaps. The high figures for the month are directly associated to the Paris Air Show where strong transaction activities traditionally occur.

It was an exceptional month for Airbus and its new A320neo with AirAsia ordering 200 and IndiGo 150. Indian Carrier Indigo ordered an additional 30 A320s during the month. GoAir, GECAS, SAS and LAN Airlines also ordered the A320neo with 72, 63, 30 and 20 respectively. China’s CASGC and ICBC Financial Leasing ordered 46 and 42 A320s respectively. The major cancellations of the month came from DAE Capital who cancelled 11 A350s and 34 A320s. The CIT Group also swapped two A350s for two A330s.

Airbus totalled an impressive figure of 702 new orders in June while Boeing received 38 and 33 orders were placed for Bombardier’s CSeries. In the regional market, ATR totalled 62 orders, Embraer 34 and Sukhoi 24.

In the narrowbody market, a total of 535 A320neo aircraft firm orders took place during the month as well as 126 A320s and seven A321s. A total of 33 CSeries and 17 Boeing 737 orders were also placed. The orders for for widebody aircraft were for 26 A330s, 17 747s, six A350s, three 787s, two A380s and a single 767. In the regional market, the orders of the month were for 34 Embraer 190s, 24 Sukhoi Superjet 100s and two Comac ARJ21s. The turboprop aircraft orders of the month were for 59 ATR72s, four DHC-6 Twin Otters and three ATR42s.

Overall, the order backlog for airliners ended June at 8,611, up 758 on the previous month.


This article was put together by Flightglobal Insight using the ACAS database.

Note: The analysis is for passenger, freighter, combi and quick change aircraft.

Airliner current market view – net orders

Orders-July2011

Source: Flightglobal's ACAS fleet database


Forecast-web2011-2

FORECAST REPORT

Find out about our independent view of the market spanning 2011-2030

 


FREE report from Flightglobal Insight

Aircraft Finance 2011

 Aircraft Finance Special Report 2011


FleetWatch newsletter

Subscibe to Flightglobal's FREE FleetWatch newsletter


FleetWatch newsletter


Fleet watch logo: charting the airline cycle

CAO logo 

Commercial Aviation Online (CAO) subscribers may see the full analysis featured in this Fleet Watch article. Find out more about CAO here.  

acas logo

You can also find out details about the Flight ACAS database and accompanying analytical tools

Airliner deals are tracked each fortnight in the FREE Aircraft Finance e-newsletter from Flight Insight

 Flightglobal Insight

For your own tailored analysis and market research reports, contact the Flightglobal Insight research team

Source: Commercial Aviation Online