Airbus Sees Demand for 8 bin 190 New Aircraft in Europe and CIS
The company forecasts bin 800 new passenger aircraft for Türkiye and a sharp rise in next-generation planes across Europe and the CIS.
Key takeaways
- Airbus forecasts demand for 8 bin 190 new passenger aircraft in Europe and the CIS over 20 years.
- Türkiye is expected to need bin 800 new passenger aircraft, 20% of the regional total.
Airbus forecasts that Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) will need 8 bin 190 new passenger aircraft over the next 20 years. Its Global Market Forecast report projects annual air traffic growth of 2.9%.
The forecast includes 3 bin 600 aircraft for fleet growth and 4 bin 590 to replace older, less efficient planes. Airbus expects Türkiye to account for bin 800 aircraft, or 20% of the regional total.
Airbus also projects that next-generation aircraft will rise from 36% of the Europe and CIS fleet in 2025 to 82% by 2035. The company said this shift would improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions.
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