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The C-Series? The largest C-Series, the CS300, is comparable in size to Airbus's smallest model, the A319neo (okay, I think theoretically the A318 is still avai
by gsnedders 9y ago
The C-Series? The largest C-Series, the CS300, is comparable in size to Airbus's smallest model, the A319neo (okay, I think theoretically the A318 is still available, but it's not had a single order in years).
This is about wide-body twins taking over from where quad jets (and a few trijets) have traditionally ruled.
- baud147258 9y agoThe CS300 was what I was talking about. And apparently I was wrong, thank you for your correction.
- skgoa 9y agoThe A318 is officially not available anymore. There is no NEO version and they are not even selling the CEO.
- gsnedders 9y agoI knew there was no NEO version, but I hadn't realised they'd stopped selling the CEO (given, AFAIK, they're still taking CEO orders for the other family members).
- skgoa 9y agoThey are selling the last remaining CEO production slots. They are mostly doing it by giving steep discounts on those planes for airlines that buy large numbers of NEOs. However they do not offer the 318ceo as an option to fill those slots, only the 319, 320 and 321.