Airbus Sees Turkey Taking 20% of Europe-CIS Aircraft Demand
Airbus expects Turkey to account for about 20% of new passenger aircraft demand in Europe and the CIS over the next 20 years, requiring 1,800 aircraft as passenger traffic grows.
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Airbus expects Turkey to account for about 20% of new passenger aircraft demand in Europe and the CIS over the next 20 years, requiring 1,800 aircraft as passenger traffic grows.
ISTANBUL, Oct 15 (Reuters) — Airbus expects Turkey to account for about 20% of demand for new passenger aircraft in Europe and the CIS over the next 20 years, requiring 1,800 new aircraft as passenger traffic grows, a senior Airbus executive said on Thursday. Antonio Da Costa, Airbus vice president for market analysis