Airbus Forecasts Need for 2,720 New Passenger Aircraft in Latin America by 2045
Airbus forecasts demand for 2,720 new passenger aircraft in Latin America through 2045, with the region's commercial passenger fleet projected to reach 2,770 aircraft.
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Airbus forecasts that airlines in Latin America will need 2,720 new passenger aircraft through 2045. The company also projects the region’s commercial passenger fleet will grow from 1,550 aircraft to 2,770.
Key details
- Airbus projects the fleet will grow from 1,550 aircraft to 2,770 by 2045. - Airbus forecasts demand for 2,720 new passenger aircraft over the period.
Airbus forecasts a need for 2,720 new passenger aircraft in Latin America through 2045.
Why it matters
The forecast gives airlines and aircraft manufacturers a long-term estimate of passenger aircraft demand in Latin America. The projected fleet increase points to a larger commercial passenger fleet by 2045.
What happens next
Airbus’s forecast runs through 2045. The material gives no further timeline or planned milestones.
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