Air Canada orders the MAX

[MrSpeaker 122]

This will be cool for Air Canada fan's

 

http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/air-canada-orders-61-boeing-737-max-jets-1.2460560

 

[ronsavage 1]

Very exciting news for sure... More bad news for Airbus

[Dillon 2,197]

When these news outlets report on the MAX I wish they would say what version.  There are three you know.  I'd be interested to know if it's the -700/800 or -900.  I can just about guess with Westjet but AC is another story.

 

The -800 seems to be the most popular but the -700 has the best performance out of the three (size to thrust ratio).

[Captain Kevin 586]

When these news outlets report on the MAX I wish they would say what version.  There are three you know.  I'd be interested to know if it's the -700/800 or -900.  I can just about guess with Westjet but AC is another story.

 

The -800 seems to be the most popular but the -700 has the best performance out of the three (size to thrust ratio).

Looks like a mix of the -8 and -9.

 

http://boeing.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=20295&item=128910

 

Certainly wasn't expecting that.

[Anxu00 176]

Great news, while we wait for PMDG to make a 737 MAX sim, could some talented repainter make a fictional AirCanada paint for the NGX.  I will just pretend that it's the MAX to fly.   :lol:

[MrSpeaker 122]

Great news, while we wait for PMDG to make a 737 MAX sim, could some talented repainter make a fictional AirCanada paint for the NGX.  I will just pretend that it's the MAX to fly.   :lol:

There is one here in the library, its an 800

[Anxu00 176]

 

 

There is one here in the library, its an 800

Found them.  Thanks

[Matthew Kane 1,343]

Sweet. It will be one of the few airlines with 737, 767, 777 and 787.

 

Interesting that they didn't support Bombardier's new C-Series by buying Canadian. I guess their was no incentive for that.

[MrSpeaker 122]

Sweet. It will be one of the few airlines with 737, 767, 777 and 787.

 

Interesting that they didn't support Bombardier's new C-Series by buying Canadian. I guess their was no incentive for that.

In the  article they say they  are considering it

 

"The Montreal-based airline said it will also evaluate over the next six months the replacement of its remaining 25 E190 aircraft with more cost-efficient planes such as Bombardier's 110- to 160-seat CSeries."