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Synergy Aerospace,
main shareholder of Avianca and SAM in Colombia, Oceanair in Brazil and VIP in Ecuador, has signed a contract with
Airbus for ten A350-800s. This contract firms up the Memorandum of Understanding signed by Synergy Aerospace and Airbus in February
2008.
“After having ordered 57 Airbus A320 and A330 aircraft, we at the group have again selected Airbus aircraft for the modernisation of our fleets”,
said German Efromovich, President of Synergy Aerospace. “The A350 XWB is simply the best choice for our affiliates, fulfilling our high
expectations on passenger comfort and operational efficiency.”
John Leahy, Airbus Chief Operating Officer,
Customers, added, “The A350 XWB will make Synergy Aerospace’s affiliates even more competitive; in terms of fuel savings and operational efficiency this aircraft is
unbeatable. It has the widest fuselage, giving airlines ample cabin configuration flexibility, and the passenger maximum comfort and space. It
simply offers more of all this with less fuel burn and environmental
impact.”
The
A350 XWB (Xtra Wide-Body) Family is Airbus’ response to Boeing's
787 Dreamliner. With a range of up to 8,300 nm / 15,400 km, it is
available in three basic passenger versions: the A350-800 accommodating
270 passengers, the A350-900 seating 314, and the A350-1000 for 350
passengers in a typical three-class layout. The A350s are powered by two
new generation Rolls Royce Trent XWB engines delivering each up to
92,000 lbs of thrust.
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