Gallery: Exclusive photos of the 2019 Paris Air Show

Old wine in new bottles. The new owners of the former Bombardier Dash 8 production line, Longview Aviation Capital, have resurrected the famous De Havilland name for the turboprop.

In the home of haute couture, formerly dowdy freighters are in vogue again; Boeing sold 124 of all models in 2018. This 737-800BCF conversion is operated by Amazon Prime Air. A new paint scheme is imminent, as Amazon has now dropped "Prime" from its title.

Air Tahiti Nui's third Boeing 787-9 sits the far end of the static park at Le Bourget.

Silver Airways' distinctively painted ATR 42-600  marks the European turboprop manufacturer's return to the North American market after a hiatus of many years.

Embraer has enlivened the static display with another of its spectacular paint schemes on an E195 E2.

The newly renamed Mitsubishi SpaceJet M90 features a fin designed to evoke images of a Japanese zen garden.

The newly renamed Mitsubishi SpaceJet M90 features a fin designed to evoke images of a Japanese zen garden.

The new M100 cabin has redesigned overhead bins that can take standard size roller bags, wheels-in. This is designed to eliminate a regular gripe of regional jet passengers, having their bag consigned to the hold at the gate.

Mitsubishi said that the interior mock-up of its newly announced M100 has attracted much favorable comment from prospective customers. The mock-up shows business and economy-class seats set at a variety of pitches.

The first Airbus 330-900 for Thai Air Asia X  is on display.

From left: Embraer Commercial Aviation CCO Arjan Meijer and CEO John Slattery.

France's all-business class airline La Compagnie’s new Airbus A321neo.