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Airbus New Aircraft “e-Delivery” System, Pegasus Airlines Is Their First Customer To Use This Method
Airbus has implemented a new aircraft “e-Delivery” virtual process for handing over new aircraft to customers. This is in line with their health & safety requirements during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Pegasus Airlines is their first customer to use the new system, they took delivery of three brand new A320neo Family aircraft. It is expected that more airlines will follow this process. (news.flightag.com) 更多...
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Wow this is brilliant! They email you an aircraft, and then all you do is enter the license code and BAM! There it is! Amazing.....
You wouldn't download a plane....
some assembly required. Batteries not included. Taxes, Tags, Registration Fees, other fees, insurances, and pilots not included. Fuel cells not included. Fuel not included. Aluminum and other aircraft materials not included. So what have you got? A Bucket of Bits.
Hm... you might....
(I take it you are replying tongue in cheek... as I was when I commented...?)
(I take it you are replying tongue in cheek... as I was when I commented...?)
It's a riff on the piracy ads back in the early 2000s. You wouldn't steal a car...so dont download music and movies.
Amazon more than amazing...
but an article in the register of the link provided.
i see the A330 is ETOPS approved for 180 minutes. when is EASA going to approve ETOPS 3600000000000000000000000 minutes? and what airplane will it be?