List prices for Airbus aircraft for 2013
Airbus, one of the largest manufacturers of military and civil aircraft, starts the year 2013 with an average increase of 3.6% in aircraft prices. The battle is very big between Airbus and Boeing. Each boasts modern aircraft, efficient in terms of fuel consumption, pollution, etc. It is interesting to see if the increase in aircraft will affect the orders this year.
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Below is a list of portfolio models and list prices in millions of dollars.
A318 | 70.1 |
A319 | 83.6 |
A320 | 91.5 |
A321 | 107.3 |
A319neo | 92.0 |
A320neo | 100.2 |
A321neo | 117.4 |
A330-200 | 216.1 |
A330-200F | 219.1 |
A330-300 | 239.4 |
A350-800 | 254.3 |
A350-900 | 287.7 |
A350-1000 | 332.1 |
A380-800 | 403.9 |
Prices may vary depending on configuration, engines, capacity. There are a few models in the development phase, but orders can be taken, and deliveries will begin in the next 2-3 years. As you can see, a plane is not very cheap. Many airlines make great efforts to acquire new aircraft in order to increase the fleet or to rejuvenate it.
Until 31 December 2012, Airbus received orders for 12312 and delivered 7630, and operational are 7102. The European aircraft manufacturer was founded in 1970 and is based in Toulouse, France.