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Who's Flying the 787


Working closely with our airline customers to provide the very best airplane possible for their business is what Boeing does best. We launched the 787 Dreamliner program in April 2004 with our first order and are looking forward to seeing the first Dreamliner roll of the line and head for the skies.

All Nippon Airways




Hubs:
Tokyo (Narita, Haneda), Osaka (Kansai, Itami), Nagoya
Destinations:
50 cities in Japan, and 23 international and regional destinations.
Fleet Information:
ANA operates 149 aircraft
Global Alliance Memberships:
Star Alliance since 1999.
Website:
www.ana.co.jp
ANA (All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd.) has been in business for over 50 years, and carries nearly 50 million passengers every year. ANA is recognized for outstanding passenger service both on the ground and in the air. They exemplify the best Japanese tradition of mixing hospitality with high technology, by offering personalized a la carte service to complement state-of-the-art entertainment systems and the latest in-cabin design. ANA is a member of Star Alliance, the world's foremost airline alliance. ANA passengers enjoy access to a network of over 841 airport destinations in 147 countries, and reciprocal benefits such as mileage accrual, and reception and lounge access.

Aeroflot




Hubs:
Moscow
Fleet Information
Aeroflot, Russia's flagship carrier based in Moscow, announced they have finalized an order for 22 Boeing 787-8s. Aeroflot said the 787 will upgrade its existing widebody fleet, as well as provide for fleet growth to meet increased demand for air travel.
Website:
www.aeromexico.com
"The 787 is an excellent match for many of our requirements thanks to its efficiency, operational performance and passenger comfort. The 787 will open new market opportunities as we further modernize our fleet and expand our international reach," said Valery Okulove, Aeroflot general director.

Aeromexico




Fleet Information:
An all-Boeing heritage fleet of 72 jets
Destinations:
46 in Mexico, Latin America, Europe and Asia
Hubs:
Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Hermosillo and Tijuana
Global Alliance Memberships:
SkyTeam
Aeromexico is Latin America's largest airline by fleet. It has been considered for more than 11 consecutive years as the most on-time airline worldwide. It operates more than 400 daily flights, or 750 together with Aerolitoral to 60 destinations, 39 in Mexico, 15 in North America, three in South America, two in Europe and one in Asia, making it the only Latin American airline to fly to Asia. It is a founding member of the SkyTeam Alliance. Aeromexico was the first airline in Mexico to fly the Boeing 777-200ER and the Boeing 737-800.

Air Berlin




Hubs:
Berlin, Dusseldorf, Nuremberg, London Stansted and Palma de Mallorca
Destinations
97 markets in Europe, the Mediterranean, Canary Islands and North Africa
Fleet Information
Air Berlin has ordered 25 Boeing 787-800 aircraft. Air Berlin operates over 96 aircraft, and has one of the youngest fleets in Europe.
Website
www.airberlin.com
Air Berlin is Germany's second-largest carrier, and the third-largest low-cost carrier in Europe. Based in Berlin, Germany, Air Berlin operates low-cost services to holiday destinations on the Mediterranean, the Canary Islands and North Africa, as well as to major cities in Europe from six German airports.

Air Canada




Hubs:
Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and Calgary
Destinations:
240 destinations worldwide
Fleet Information:
337 with 125 on order. During 2007 Air Canada will take delivery of their first Boeing 777-300ER and Boeing 777-200LR aircraft. Air Canada operates one of the largest fleets of Boeing 767 widebody aircraft.
Global Alliance Memberships:
Air Canada is a founding member of Star Alliance, the largest airline alliance in the world. It was formed in 1997 and now has 18 member airlines.
Website:
www.aircanada.com
Air Canada is Canada's largest airline and flag carrier. The airline, founded in 1937, has its corprorate headquarters in Montreal, Quebec. The airline provides schedules and charter air transportation for passengers and cargo to over 240 destinations and vacation packages to over 90 destinations via Air Canada Vacations. Air Canada is the worlds' 11th-largest airline and its largest hub is Toronto Pearson International Airport. Air Canada's parent company is ACE Aviation Holdings. This year, Air Canada celebrates its 70th Anniversary as an airline.

Air China




Hubs:
Beijing, Chengdu, Chongqing, Hohhot, Hangzhou and Tianjin
Destinations
92 destinations in Asia, and 24 international destinations in Europe, North and South America, Middle East and Pacific
Fleet Information
Fleet of 189 aircraft
Global Alliance Memberships
Scheduled to join Star Alliance in 2007.
Website
www.airchina.com.cn
Since its inception in 1988, Air China has been the flag carrier for the People's Republic of China. The route network spans the globe, and will be further enhanced by membership in the Star Alliance in 2007. Air China is pursuing the dream of being a world-class airline and expanding their network. This will be highlighted when they participate in the Olympic Games in 2008 as the domestic sponsor of the games. Air China has been recognized as the most valuable brand in aviation in China. They are recognized by passengers across China for their service quality and pursue continual improvements in customer experience and satisfaction.

Air India




Hubs:
Mumbai
Destinations
UK/Europe/Asia Pacific/Gulf/M. East/Africa/USA/Canada
Fleet Information
Current fleet includes eight Boeing 747-400, one Boeing 747-400 COMBI, one Boeing 747-300 COMBI and four Boeing 777-200.
Website
www.airindia.in
Air India is India's national carrier. Air India recently placed an order with Boeing for 68 new aircraft, 50 for Air India and 18 for its low-cost subsidiary, Air India Express. The 50 new aircraft will have all the onboard amenities. The preceding three years have seen a phenomenal growth on the European and USA sectors. Since December 2002, not only has the airline's network expanded to more cities, but has also increased capacity. The urge to excel and the enthusiasm, which characterized Air India's first flight way back on October 15, 1932 is quintessential even today � thanks to Air Indians who have kept alive the tradition of flying high.

Air New Zealand




Hubs:
Auckland and Los Angeles
Destinations
Air New Zealand flies to 26 destinations, including Hong Kong, London, Tokyo, Honolulu, San Francisco, Brisbane, Sydney, Tahiti, Melbourne and Los Angeles.
Fleet Information
Fleet of 35 aircraft
Global Alliance Memberships
Star Alliance
Website
www.airnz.co.nz
Founded in 1940, Air New Zealand is an international and domestic airline group that provides air passenger and cargo transport services within New Zealand, as well as to and from Australia, the Southwest Pacific, Asia, the United Kingdom and North America. Ongoing efforts to market New Zealand as a destination to existing markets have been combined with a new focus on growing potential markets in China. Air New Zealand has been undergoing major upgrades to the interiors of their fleet to offer their passengers a truly Kiwi experience that sets the benchmark for long-haul travel.

Air Pacific




Hubs:
Nadi International
Destinations
787 cities in Australia, North America, New Zealand and Japan
Fleet Information
Air Pacific ordered five 787s and has purchase rights for an additional three. Air Pacific operates a fleet of six aircraft including 737s, 747s and 767s.
Website
www.airpacific.com
Air Pacific is Fiji's international airline and it was established in 1951. Qantas owns 46 percent of Air Pacific. The airline operates both regional and international routes including Honolulu, Australia, New Zealand, Tokyo, Los Angeles and Vancouver.

Air Seychelles




Hubs:
Victoria, Mahe
Destinations
London, Paris, Rome, Johannesburg, Mauritius and Singapore
Fleet Information
Two 767-300ERs; one Shorts 360; three De Havilland Twin Otters; one Britten-Norman Islander.
Website
www.airseychelles.com
Air Seychelles is based in Victoria, Mahe, in the Seychelles � a group of islands off the east coast of the continent of Africa. The airline has been in business since 1978 and is the smallest scheduled international carrier in the world. Air Seychelles has shown a net profit for the last eight years due in part to rigorous planning and strategic initiatives. The airline operates scheduled international, regional and domestic service with a fleet of seven aircraft, including two 767-300ERs. In March 2006, Air Seychelles announced that they will be replacing their 767 fleet with two new 787 Dreamliners.

ALAFCO




Fleet Information
ALAFCO Aviation Lease and Finance Company has purchased 22 787-8 airplanes. The Sharia-based leasing and finance company is the first Middle East customer to finalize its order for Boeing's much sought-after 787 Dreamliner.
"We're proud to be the first Middle Eastern company to purchase the 787-8 and our confidence to place this innovative airplane with airlines is further bolstered by the unprecedented demand for Boeing's Dreamliner," said Mr. Alzabin. "The advanced technologies used to build this airplane will result in great operating efficiencies and substantial cost savings for our airline customers. Both the 787-8 and the very popular Next-Generation 737-800 are strategic investments for ALAFCO, and this order will move the company closer to the realization of our ambitious growth plan."

Arik Air




Hubs:
Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos
Destinations:
Domestic and regional African services
Fleet Information:
Boeing 737-300, Boeing 737-700 and CRJ-900.
Website:
www.arikair.com
Established in 2006, Arik Air is now Nigeria's largest airline. Arik currently operates a domestic and regional network with Boeing 737 and Bombardier aircraft. Expansion plans include long-haul services to Europe and North America upon delivery of Boeing 777-200LR and Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Arkia




Hubs:
Tel-Aviv, Haifa and Eilat
Destinations
Over 20 European destinations
Fleet Information
Arkia operates 12 airplanes, including 3 Boeing 757s.
Website
www.arkia.co.il
Arkia proudly operates its fleet of aircraft around the clock to a wide range of destinations in Israel and Europe. Arkia continues to expand its operations and to acquire new companies in order to position itself as an important and leading factor in aviation and tourism to and from Israel.

Avianca




Hubs:
Bogota
Destinations
43 in Latin America, the United States and Europe
Fleet Information
49 including the Boeing 767-200 and Boeing 757 as the primary long-haul aircraft.
Website
www.avianca.com
Avianca (acronym for Aerovas del Continente Americano, formerly Aerovas Nacionales de Colombia) is a commercial airline headquartered in Barranquilla, Colombia. It is the sixth-largest air carrier in Latin America and the largest airline in Colombia, holding the title of flag carrier since its founding in 1919.

Aviation Capital Group










Aviation Capital Group annouced that the leasing company has placed an order for five 787 Dreamliners. "We are delighted to add the Boeing 787 Dreamliner to our portfolio. This aircraft represents a significant step forward for mid-size widebody aircraft," said R. Stephen Hannahs, Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of ACG.

Azerbaijan Airlines




Destinations:
18 destinations in Europe, the Middle East and Russia
Fleet Information:
9 airplanes, including 4 Boeing 757s
Website:
azal.az/en/index.php
Since Azerbaijan Airlines took delivery of its first new Boeing 757 in October 2000, the modernization of its fleet has allowed Azerbaijan Airlines to significantly expand its network of international flights. It is the first airline throughout the republics of the former Soviet Union to order the 787 and it will enable Azerbaijan airlines to offer long-haul flights to and from Baku.

Blue Panorama




Hubs:
Rome Fiumicino, Milano Malpensa and Bologna
Destinations
50 cities in Europe, Asia and the Caribbean.
Fleet Information
Blue Panorama operates 13 airplanes, including 3 Boeing 737s, 757s and 767s.
Website
www.blue-panorama.com
In addition to its established long-haul operation, Blue Panorama Airlines entered the low fares market in 2006 with a new brand, Blu-express.com, that connects Rome Fiumicino with other Italian cities and with France, Austria and Libya. Blue Panorama also has an executive brand, Executive Blue, for VIP and business services, operated by two Piaggio P180. Blue Panorama Airlines was the first European airline to order the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

British Airways




Fleet Information
Boeing {NYSE: BA] and London-based British Airways have finalized an order for eight Boeing 787-8s and 16 787-9s, raising the total number of 787s ordered worldwide from 766 to 790 and taking the 787 order book past the 787th mark. British Airways also placed options for 18 787s and purchase rights for an additional 10.
Website
www.britishairways.com
Willie Walsh, British Airways' chief executive, said, "The 787 is a fantastic aircraft and will be a welcome addition to our fleet. It will provide major environmental improvements in terms of global emissions, local air quality and noise. With lower operating costs and the range to fly to all our destinations, it will give us more flexibility when planning our route network and we are confident that our customers will enjoy flying on the aircraft," Walsh said.

China Eastern Airlines




Hubs:
Shanghai and 11 domestic branches in China
Destinations
China Eastern Airlines serves over 86 cities in China. Internationally, China Eastern serves 32 other Asian cities, and 9 destinations in Europe, North America and the Pacific.
Fleet Information
Fleet of 194 aircraft
Website
www.ce-air.com
China Eastern Airlines was established in 1988 to serve international, domestic and regional routes. With China's growth at an all-time high, Shanghai is modernizing rapidly and is widely recognized as China's commercial and business capital. China Eastern Airlines is one of the top three airline groups in China and is based in Shanghai to capitalize on China's growth. China Eastern Airlines is the first official sponsor of the World Expo 2010 Shanghai and will provide a complete line of branded services to support the Expo. China Cargo Airlines was also founded by China Eastern (as the majority shareholder) in 1998, to serve cargo markets.

China Southern Airlines




Hubs:
China Southern Airlines' main hub is Guangzhou's new award-winning Baiyun International Airport, as well as a hub in Beijing. Regional bases in Changchun, Changsha, Dalian, Guangzhou, Guilin, Guiyang, Haikou, Harbin, Sanya, Shantou, Shenyang, Shenzhen, Urumqi, Wuhan, Zhengzhou and Zhuhai.
Destinations
142 cities in China, Europe, Australia, the U.S. and the Middle East.
Fleet Information
Operates more than 300 jet aircraft
Global Alliance Memberships
Scheduled to join SkyTeam in 2007.
Website
www.cso-air.com
China Southern Airlines' goal is to be the first and best choice for the traveling customer and the air link between China and the world. China Southern Airlines is committed to putting the customer first and dedicated to exceeding its customers' expectations. Its service is based on reliable, on-time and convenient air transportation, and continuous introduction of service innovations such as e-ticket and e-check-in. China Southern Airlines is the largest airline in the People's Republic of China and has been for the past 27 years. China Southern Airlines operates the largest and most technologically advanced airline fleet as well as the most extensive domestic air network in China.

CIT Aerospace




Fleet Information
CIT Aerospace manages a fleet of over 300 commercial and business aircraft leased and financed to over 100 airlines around the world.
Website
www.citaerospace.com
CIT Aerospace, a business unit of CIT Group, Inc., provides financing solutions to a broad spectrum of the global aerospace value chain ranging from operators of commercial and business aircraft to manufacturers and suppliers in the aerospace and defense industries as well as financial institutions.

Continental




Hubs:
Houston Bush Intercontinental, Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport.
Destinations
50 cities in Japan, and 23 international and regional destinations.
Fleet Information
An all-Boeing fleet of 366 jets and 84 on order
Global Alliance Memberships
In addition to bilateral partnerships with many airlines, Continental is a founding member of SkyTeam.
Website
www.continental.com
Continental Airlines, based in Houston, Texas, is the fourth-largest airline in the U.S. and the eighth-largest in the world by revenue passenger miles. Continental's marketing slogan is, "Work Hard, Fly Right." Continental operates to destinations throughout the U.S., Canada, Latin America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. These regions are served with Boeing's 777, 767, 757 and 737 series aircraft.

Dubai Aerospace Enterprise




Fleet Information
Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) concluded all contractual obligations for the purchase of 100 airplanes valued at $10.9 billion at average list prices. DAE, a global aerospace, manufacturing and services corporation, has purchased 70 737s, 15 787s, 10 777-300ERs and five 747-8 Freighters.
"Our vision is to execute a strategy that will make DAE Capital a global leader in the aircraft leasing market," said Bob Genise, CEO of DAE Capital. "In concluding this order with Boeing, we've taken a major step towards reaching our objectives in a short span of time."

Ethiopian Airlines




Hubs:
Addis Ababa, Bole International Airport
Destinations
Ethiopian Airlines flies to numerous cities on several continents, including Rome, London, Stockholm, Frankfurt, Paris, Brussels, Johannesburg, Cairo, Luanda, Delhi, Bangkok, Washington D.C. and New York.
Fleet Information
Operates a fleet of 33 aircraft.
Website
www.ethiopianairlines.com
Founded in 1945 by Emperor Haile Selassie, Ethiopian Airlines began operations in 1946. It currently flies scheduled international passenger and freight services to 48 destinations in Europe, Africa, the Middle and Far East, and since 1998, across the North Atlantic to Washington, DC and New York. Ethiopian Airlines also operates an extensive domestic network to 28 cities.

First Choice




Hubs:
London, Gatwick, Manchester
Destinations
Over 60 destinations worldwide
Fleet Information
First Choice operates over 30 airplanes, including 16 Boeing 757s and six Boeing 767s.
Website
www.firstchoice.co.uk
Part of leading international leisure travel group First Choice Holidays PLC, First Choice Airways flies three million customers to more than 60 destinations worldwide from 15 UK and Ireland airports every year. It maintains a fleet of modern Boeing and Airbus aircraft and in 2004 it became the first European carrier to select the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which will join its fleet from Spring 2009. Throughout its 20-year history it has secured 32 awards for its on-board product and service, including British Travel and Globe Awards for Best Charter Airline in 2006.

Gulf Air














Hainan Airlines




Hubs:
Kaikou, Beijing
Destinations
Hainan serves 55 domestic points in China, and operates to 7 international destinations in Europe and Asia.
Fleet Information
Fleet of 68 aircraft
Website
www.hnair.com
Hainan Airlines is based in Haikou, Hainan, People's Republic of China. The airline began operations in 1993 as a privately owned airline. Due to a steady growth in services it is now the fourth largest airline in China. It operates a scheduled domestic services network based in Haikou on the island of Hainan, and Beijing on the mainland. Recently, Hainan has added international services, and the international base of operations is Beijing. It also operates numerous international charter flights. The goal of Hainan Airlines is to provide excellent services to their passengers both in the air and on the ground, and to become the first choice of passengers.

Icelandair




Hubs:
Reykjavik
Destinations
24 destinations in Europe and North America
Fleet Information
Icelandair operates an all-Boeing fleet of 20 757s and 767s.
Website
www.icelandair.net
Icelandair is dedicated to providing quality services and the highest level of respect for its customers and employees. By using Keflavik International Airport as a hub, Icelandair is successfully able to serve three market segments, i.e. customers travelling from Iceland, customers travelling to Iceland and customers crossing the Atlantic. By constantly tuning and adding to this network over two decades, the company has multiplied the frequency of trips to and from Iceland � and thus formed the foundation of the Icelandic travel and tourism industry, and simultaneously offered the 300,000 population of Iceland air travel services that are truly second to none.

ILFC




Fleet Information
ILFC leases a full line of commercial airplanes, and has a fleet that includes 20 787s.
Website
www.ilfc.com
Beginning with its first lease transaction in 1973, ILFC has continually evolved its leasing products to anticipate airline requirements, customer needs and changes in the business environment. As a full-service lessor, ILFC delivers a wide array of valuable services via the operating lease including fleet planning and rationalization, revenue and route analysis, maintenance and product support programs, and more. The ILFC team develops, negotiates, executes and closes complex transactions from simple operating leases and fleet renewals to structured financings.

Japan Airlines Group




Hubs:
Tokyo (Narita, Haneda), Osaka (Itarni, Kansai)
Destinations
JAL serves 61 cities in Japan and 181 international and regional destinations (including code share).
Fleet Information
Fleet of 275 aircraft
Global Alliance Memberships
Scheduled to join OneWorld in early 2007.
Website
www.jal.com
JAL (Japan Airlines Group) is based in Tokyo, Japan. JAL started scheduled service in 1951 and is now the largest airline in Asia. Two companies have operated under the JAL brand: Japan Airlines International and Japan Airlines Domestic, but as of October 2006 they have been combined. The JAL Corporation also operates seven smaller airlines which feed mainline JAL flights. JAL has a comprehensive network of flights to Japan, the Asia region and the world. JAL is known for maintaining the highest possible standards of in-flight service to go with exemplary service and traditions.

Jet Airways




Hubs:
Mumbai and Delhi
Destinations
Jet currently serves 50 destinations, 44 within India and 6 overseas. Overseas destinations are London, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Katmandu and Colombo.
Fleet Information
62 total aircraft, including B737-900, B737-800 and B737-400
Website
www.jetairways.com
Jet Airways commenced operations on May 5, 1993 and has within a short span of 13 years established its position as a market leader. The airline has the distinction of being repeatedly adjudged India's "Best Domestic Airline" and has won several national and international awards. With over 330 flights daily to 44 destinations in India, Jet Airways connects a city every five minutes. Jet Airways lays great emphasis on the maintenance of its aircraft. The staff of 560 engineers and technicians ensures that the airline conforms to international safety norms so the Best Domestic Airline is also the Safest Airline to fly.

Jetstar




Hubs:
Melbourne, Australia
Destinations
Jetstar currently flies to 23 regional, domestic and international destinations. Jetstar plans to expand it routes to fly from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Caims to Phuket, Ho Chi Minh City, Bali, Honolulu, Osaka and Nagoya.
Fleet Information
Fleet of 26 aircraft
Website
www.jetstar.com.au
Jetstar was established by Qantas Airways in 2003 as a low-cost domestic subsidiary. Qantas had purchased Impulse Airlines and relaunched the carrier under the Jetstar brand. Jetstar received approval from Australian and New Zealand regulators in November 2005 to launch its planned trans-Tasman services. In November 2006, following CASA approval to operate its fleet of A330-200s on international services, Jetstar commenced flights to Bangkok from Melbourne. Jetstar carried more than five million passengers in 2006.

Kenya Airways




Hubs:
Nairobi
Destinations
Kenya Airways serves 36 international, regional and domestic destinations including London, Istanbul, Bangkok and Johannesburg.
Fleet Information
Operates 24 aircraft
Global Alliance Memberships
Associate Member of SkyTeam.
Website
www.kenya-airways.com
Kenya Airways is based in Nairobi, Kenya. In business since 1977, Kenya Airways carries more than two million passengers a year to 36 destinations in Africa, Europe and Asia. Kenya Airways became a strategic partner with KLM in 1995, and is an Associate Member of the SkyTeam Alliance.

Korean Air




Hubs:
Seoul Gimpo International and Pusan
Destinations
Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East and North America
Fleet Information
Korean Air operates a fleet of 118 aircraft, including 747 Passenger and Freighter aircraft, 777s and 737s.
Global Alliance Memberships
Founding member of the SkyTeam Alliance.
Website
www.koreanair.com
Korean Air was established in 1969. The privately-owned flag carrier currently operates 400 passenger flights per day to 102 cities in 33 countries, along with operating a dense domestic network. A founding member of the SkyTeam Alliance, Korean Air was named the Best First/Business Class Airline and Best Frequent Flyer Program in the TIME Readers' Travel Choice Awards in 2006. Korean Air was also named as the Best Asia/Transpacific Business Class Service by Business Traveler magazine in 2006. Korean Air is one of the world's leading cargo carriers, and operates a full-scale aerospace division.

LAN




Fleet Information
Chiles' LAN Airlines will receive 32 787 Dreamliners, marking the largest 787 acquisition to date for Latin America. The Santiago-based carrier has ordered 26 airplanes from Boeing, and will lease an additional six 787-9s from International Lease Finance Corp.
Website
www.lot.com
"This order reaffirms support for Boeing's Dreamliner from the largest and one of the most profitable airlines in Latin America," said John Wojick, Boeing Commercial Airplanes Vice President, Sales, Latin America and the Caribbean. "With the 787, LAN will be able to provide its passengers with the very best in long-range air travel, including larger windows, higher cabin humidity, more space and a lower cabin altitude.

LCAL




Fleet Information
LCAL is an innovative leasing company focusing on a single-fleet concept, and currently leasing 787 aircraft exclusively.
Website
www.lcal.com


LOT Polish Airlines




Hubs:
Warsaw, Krakow, Poznan
Destinations:
Over 60 cities in Europe, Middle East and North America
Fleet Information
LOT Polish Airlines operates over 50 aircraft, including Boeing 737s and 767s.
Website
www.lot.com
Established 78 years ago as one of the world's oldest airlines, LOT has come a long way since its first aircraft, Junkers, designed with limited seating and a yearly carriage of a few hundred passengers, to the LOT of today that is proud to be the first airline in Europe to operate the 787 Dreamliner.

Monarch Airlines




Hubs:
London, Birmingham, Manchester and Aberdeen
Destinations
Monarch serves 45 destinations in Europe, Africa, Asia, North America and the Caribbean.
Fleet Information
Operates 28 aircraft, including Boeing 757s and 767s
Website
www.flymonarch.com
Monarch Airlines operates both charter and low-fare scheduled services. Founded in 1968, Monarch Airlines is part of the Monarch group of companies together with Monarch Aircraft Engineering Ltd., tour operators Cosmos and seat-only specialists Avro. Monarch is one of the UK's largest leisure airlines and the principal independent supplier of charter seats to UK tour operators.

Northwest Airlines




Hubs:
Detroit, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Memphis, Tokyo and Amsterdam
Destinations
Over 900 cities in 160 countries on six continents
Fleet Information
Northwest and it Airlink Partners operate a fleet of over 500 aircraft.
Global Alliance Memberships
Northwest is a member of SkyTeam.
Website
www.nwa.com
Northwest is one of the world's largest airlines with hubs at Detroit, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Memphis, Tokyo and Amsterdam, and approximately 1,400 daily departures. They will be the first North American 787 operator. Northwest is a member of SkyTeam, an airline alliance that offers customers one of the world's most extensive global networks. Northwest and its travel partners serve more than 900 cities in excess of 160 countries on six continents. Northwest's international aircraft offer the airline's new World Business Class seat and on-demand in-flight entertainment system � both of which offer comforts and features that exceed what's offered by any other U.S. airline. Northwest is also one of the world's largest cargo airlines, operating a dedicated fleet of 12 B747 freighters.

Pegasus Aviation




Fleet Information
Pegasus offers a complete range of aircraft for all missions. It owns and manages a growing portfolio of new and used commercial jets in both passenger and freighter configurations.
Website
www.pegasusaviation.com
Pegasus was formed in 1988 with the vision of becoming a leading commercial leasing company that provides efficient and personal service to its airline customers. Over the years, Pegasus has earned a strong industry reputation by giving airlines access to fast, flexible and creative aircraft purchase, leasing and management solutions. Pegasus has also risen to the top tier of operating lessors by acquiring and managing a diversified fleet of aircraft, creating a worldwide customer base and gaining vast experience in aircraft remarketing. With Pegasus as their leasing partner, airlines benefit from creative solutions for their aircraft requirements and associated lease financing needs for their passenger and freighter operations throughout the world.

Privatair




Hubs:
Europe and 17 bases in the USA
Fleet Information
Privatair operates 50 aircraft ranging in size from a Beech King Air to an executive Boeing 767. Pirvatair also operates four Boeing BBJs and a 757.
Website
www.privatair.com
Privatair is a leading international business aviation group with headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, operating bases in Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Munich (Germany) and Zurich (Switzerland), and throughout the USA. The company has been in operation for 30 years and employs over 540 people. The group's services include Private Charter for VIPs, executives and leisure groups, Private Airline Services, Ground Services and Aircraft Sales & Management.The company's wide range of clients includes celebrities from the arts, sports and entertainment industries, successful businessmen, royalty and public officials, as well as private aircraft owners.

Qantas




Hubs:
Sydney
Destinations
40 destinations in Asia, Europe, North America, Southwest Pacific and Africa
Fleet Information
Qantas operates a fleet of 125 aircraft. Qantas ordered up to 115 787s - 45 firm, 20 options and 50 purchase rights.
Global Alliance Memberships
OneWorld
Website
www.qantas.com.au
Founded in 1920 as Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services in the Queensland outback, Qantas has played a key role in the development of Australian and international aviation. Qantas carried more than 34 million passengers in 2006 to destinations in the Asia/Pacific region, the UK, Europe, the Americas and Southern Africa. Consistently ranked as one of the world's top airlines, Qantas established its low-cost subsidiary Jetstar in 2003.

Qatar Airways




Fleet Information
Qatar airways has announced an order for 30 787 Dreamliners and five 777 Freighters.
Website
www.shanghai-air.com/english/ehome/htm
"Our relationship with Qatar Airways has grown immensely," said Lee Monson, Boeing Commercial Airplanes vice president of sales for the region. "With 57 orders spread across the core of our twin-aisle offerings, this validation of our product strategy by such a renowned airline is truly valued by Boeing's leadership and very rewarding for the members of our dedicated Middle East team." "Qatar Airways' mission is one of overall excellence," said Akbar Al Baker, Qatar Airways' CEO. "We look forward to utilizing our new Boeing airplanes so that we can further enhance service to our passengers, while also playing a pivotal role in the economic development of the State of Qatar through expanded and optimized cargo operations."

Royal Air Maroc




Hubs:
Casablanca Mohammed V
Destinations
Africa, Europe and North America
Fleet Information
Royal Air Maroc operates a fleet of 40 aircraft, including 747s, 737s, 757s and 767s.
Global Alliance Memberships
Royal Air Maroc codeshares with Air France, Air Senegal international, Atlas Blue and Delta Airlines, as well as with various other airlines on their regional routes.
Website
www.royalairmaroc.com
Royal Air Maroc will celebrate its 50th anniversary this year. Established in 1957, the flag carrier of Morocco operates scheduled international flights to destinations in Africa, Europe and North America. It also operates a comprehensive domestic, regional and charter network. Royal Air Maroc established a subsidiary in 2000 in Senegal, Air Senegal International and it also established a low-cost airline known as Atlas Blue that is based in Marrakech.

Royal Jordanian




Hubs:
Amman, Jordan
Destinations
Over 50 destinations in five continents worldwide
Fleet Information
Royal Jordanian operates a fleet of more than 25 aircraft and is the first Middle East airline to announce an order for Boeing's 787. Royal Jordanian has ordered two 787-800 aircraft, and will take an additional eight on lease.
Global Alliance Memberships
OneWorld
Website
www.rj.com
Founded in 1963, Royal Jordanian is the national carrier of Jordan, connecting Amman and the Levant with five continents and over 56 destinations worldwide. Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, Royal Jordanian promises you a luxurious experience, ensuring you reach your destination contented and revitalized.

S7




Fleet Information
Russia's S7 Group announced an order for 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and purchase rights for 10 additional 787s. S7 Group subsidiary S7 Airlines will operate the Dreamliners. The 787s will replace S7's fleet of aging twin-aisle airplanes and provide capacity for growth. The order is valued at $2.4 billion at catalog prices.
Website
www.shanghai-air.com/english/ehome/htm
"The 787's size and superior range open up a wider choice of destinations that we can offer our customers," said Vladislav Filev, general Director, S7 Group. "Our vision is to give passengers the best flying experience available. The Dreamliner's innovative interior design and advanced comfort features embody that vision."

Shanghai Airlines




Hubs:
Shanghai
Destinations
Shanghai has over 30 domestic destinations, and six international destinations in Asia for passenger service. They also operate scheduled cargo to four international destinations in Europe, North America and Asia.
Fleet Information
Fleet of 43 aircraft
Global Alliance Memberships
Scheduled to join Star Alliance in 2007.
Website
www.shanghai-air.com/english/ehome/htm
Founded in 1985, Shanghai Airlines was the first independently run airline in China. They operate passenger and cargo services, on both international and domestic flights from their home base in Shanghai. Their hallmark is a focus on operational safety and superior passenger service in order to build reputation and preference. They continue to pursue market development and service quality innovations to bring the best to their passengers. This will be enhanced by their entry into the worldwide network of the Star Alliance in 2007.

Singapore Airlines




Hubs:
Singapore
Destinations
SIA serves 75 cities worldwide, including Europe, North America, Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific.
Fleet Information
Fleet of 93 aircraft
Global Alliance Memberships
Star Alliance since 2000.
Website
www.singaporeair.com
Singapore Airlines has evolved from its beginning in 1947 into one of the most respected travel brands around the world. SIA has one of the world's youngest fleets in the air, a network spanning five continents and the Singapore Girl as the symbol of quality customer care and service. Customers, investors, partners and staff � everyone expects excellence. SIA delivers that excellence in lounges, conferences, working relationships and in the smallest details of flight to rise to each occasion and deliver the Singapore Airlines experience. Business Traveler has designated Singapore Airlines the Best Airline for each of the last 15 years.

Travel Service




Destinations
More than 230 airports on four continents
Fleet Information
Travel Service currently operates 10 Boeing 737 aircraft, with two 737-900ER aircraft on order.
Website
www.travelservice.com
Travel Service is the largest private airline company in the Czech Republic and one of the most dynamically expanding charter carriers in Central Europe. Travel Service's aim is to ensure maximum safety and comfort on board, and offer quality services as well as competitive pricing.

TUI Group




Fleet Information
TUI Group, Europe's largest integrated-tourism company, has orders for 11 787-8 Dreamliners. New-technology benefits such as lightweight composites and innovative engine technology will allow TUI Group airlines to implement ongoing efficiency improvements.
"The 787's unprecedented environmental performance will make it an incredibly valuable asset as we look to reduce our carbon output," said Dr. Michael Frenzel, chairman of the TUI AG board. "The 787 will offer a 20 percent reduction in emissions and has a 60 percent smaller noise footprint for our airport communities. It is the green airplane we need for greener operations."

Uzbekistan Airways




Hubs:
Tashkent
Destinations
Uzbekistan Airways serves over 40 destinations worldwide, including markets in the United States, Europe, Middle East, Southeast and Central Asia.
Fleet Information
Fleet of modern aircraft including the Boeing 757-200 and 767-300
Website
www.uzairways.com
Uzbekistan Airways was founded in 1992 by the Republic of Uzbekistan. Along with the establishment of Uzbekistan Airways, the development of a modern state civil aviation program began, including the construction of new airport terminal complexes. Today Uzbekistan Airways is the leading carrier in the Central Asian region.

Vietnam Airlines




Hubs:
Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi
Destinations
Destinations served include China mainland, Hong Kong, numerous SE Asia destinations, France, Germany, Russia, Australia and over 17 destinations within Vietnam.
Fleet Information
Approx. 42 aircraft, including the Boeing 777
Website
www.vietnamairlines.com.vn
Vietnam Airlines, the national airline of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, is one of the launch customers for the 787. With continuous route expansions and increased flight frequency, Vietnam Airlines is the regional airline of choice. With its modern fleet of Boeing aircraft and the future introduction of the 787, Vietnam Airlines will operate the most advanced fleet of aircraft in and around Vietnam. The airline currently serves 17 domestic locations and 26 major international cities.

Virgin Atlantic




Hubs:
London, Heathrow and Gatwick
Destinations
27 destinations worldwide
Fleet Information
Virgin Atlantic operates 37 aircraft, including 13 747-400s.
Website
www.virgin-atlantic.com
Since it was founded in 1984, Virgin Atlantic Airways has become Britain's second-largest carrier serving the world's major cities. Now based at both London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports, it operates long-haul services to 27 destinations worldwide as far apart as Las Vegas and Shanghai. Virgin Atlantic, which is a global leader on tackling climate change and the environment, has enjoyed huge popularity, winning top business, consumer and trade awards from around the world. The airline has pioneered a range of innovations setting new standards of service, which its competitors have subsequently sought to follow, such as on-board bars, limo services and on-board massages. Virgin Atlantic still remains customer driven with an emphasis on value for money, quality, fun and innovation.

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