Rolls Royce will £6.1bn engne deal

Rolls Royce will £6.1bn engne deal

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HoHoHo

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Wednesday 22nd April 2015
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It appears RR have won a £6.1bn engine deal to supply Emirates with power plants for 50 A380's

The largest deal ever for RR........

£6.1bn deal

Well done, a great win for the UK and industries associated with the product clap

HoHoHo

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Simpo Two said:
Almost as much as Tescos lost!
I'd not thought of that! laugh

HoHoHo

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Lost soul said:
I saw this , 50 A380's !!!!! are Emirates really buying 50 of them !!!
I think they've already got around 40 in service already.

Brilliant, brilliant aircraft and I love flying on them yes

HoHoHo

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Mojocvh said:
HoHoHo said:
Lost soul said:
I saw this , 50 A380's !!!!! are Emirates really buying 50 of them !!!
I think they've already got around 40 in service already.

Brilliant, brilliant aircraft and I love flying on them yes
One of my previous was A380, installing FTI to record all environmental conditions throughout the cabin zones, temp/humidity etc, seems they got their sums right then hehe
Who give a st about temp/humidity when you get as much to drink as you like (even in the cheap seats hehe )

HoHoHo

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Simpo Two said:
Athough I seem to recall from this very forum that aero engines are leased not sold - so there will be a leasing company growing fat too.
And I bet that figure includes running costs over a number of years

HoHoHo

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Friday 24th April 2015
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BOBTEE said:
Rumour from a Friend that works at RR is this deal won't create any new jobs and planned redundancies will still go through...
That's sad - I thought £6.1bn was quite a lot of money confused