Airbus has increased the average list price of
its aircraft by 4.4%. The increment applies for all new aircraft
from the beginning of January 2011, apart from the A380, for which
the increase is 8.4%.
The 4.4% increment has been calculated according
to the Airbus standard escalation formula over the January 2010 to
January 2011 period. Meanwhile the A380’s additional price
adjustment reflects the type’s revenue-generating performance now
being demonstrated in airline service.
“As we continue to ramp-up production rates to
meet the unprecedented global demand for Airbus aircraft, the
required industrial investments we are making, coupled with a weak
Dollar, necessitates raising our aircraft prices across the
board,” said John Leahy, Airbus Chief Operating Officer,
Customers. “Moreover, the A380’s further price adjustment reflects
the type’s exceptional value it clearly generates for its
operators, with whom it has exceeded all expectations in service.”
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