Airbus Sees Need For More Than 2,700 New Airliners In Latin America

LATAM A320 inflight

Airbus sees overall demand by Latin American carriers for more than 2,500 new narrowbodies by 2045. 

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MEXICO CITY—By 2045, the overall commercial passenger fleet in Latin America will have expanded from 1,550 to 2,770 aircraft, with the region now the world’s largest market for narrowbodies. Airbus executives presented the company’s regional forecast on Oct. 19 ahead of the opening ALTA AGM &...
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