A350 Ethiopian Airlines Render

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Ethiopia orders 12 A350 aircraft from Airbus
(AP) 1 hour ago

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Ethiopian Airlines has confirmed an order of 12 A350 XWB aircraft from Airbus at Dubai airshow.
The order covers Trent XWB engines for 12 A350 XWB planes that will begin service in 2017. Airbus values the deal at $3 billion at list prices.
This is the first plane order at the Dubai Airshow that began in the Gulf emirate on Sunday.
Earlier Rolls-Royce said ir has reached $2 billion worth of deals to sell aircraft engines that will power new Airbus jetliners for Air China and Ethiopian Airlines.

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[9894351513]

so so so beautiful:)



[KEZJ01]

@FsimulatorX GE stands for GENERAL ELECTRIC its a jet engine company in USA and they produce jet engines for many aircrafts, while RR stands for RollsRoys which is situated in UK England and owned by UK, they produce also jet engines for many of the aircrafts operating round the globe. So the big difference is that GE "General Electric" is a jet engine company in USA and the RR "RollsRoys" is a jet company in UK. Even though they produce jet engines they have a big difference interns of Technlgy

[viceroytennis]

@FsimulatorX RR use a three shaft configuration (more power hot and high take offs) with more possibility to adapt the engine for variant models of a given aircraft type. GE use two shaft and are using composite materials more. Both manufacturers have extensive experience of making jet engines.

[FsimulatorX]

@viceroytennis what is the difference between GE and RR engines? I fly Flight Sim and im a bit confused on the diffrences

[webersland]

kikiki i do not even know what wrote, i guess i was half sleep.

[viceroytennis]

I'm sure RR will get the Trent XWB ready on time - but will the frame be?

[haileable]

Very Slick!!! No logo on the Airbus ever looked this pretty before!!!!