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A lack of proper parts to build these plans would cause delays for the airline because it would not have enough planes to handle the volume of passengers who were planning on flying.
Airbus has done well with paying attention to airline companies' needs. They should continue to do this in the future, as they also look at the way things change and what kinds of things airline companies might want to see in the planes that they will be buying in the future. By doing this, Airbus will remain one step ahead of its competition. The company will continue to be successful because they show that they are interested not only in making what is popular now but in looking toward the future and working to determine what types of engines and modules and aircraft bodies may be created in future years. It is possible that their competitors are also looking into these things, but Airbus will need to pay special attention to these or they will not be able to remain competitive, since airplanes and their components will be constantly changing when new and better ideas come to light. (2005). Thai airways international initiates major Airbus fleet expansion. Press Centre. Retrieved from http://www.airbus.com/en/presscentre/pressreleases/pressreleases _items/06_Apr_05_ThaiAirways.html
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Airbus. (2008). Airbus predicts Spanish air travel expansion will continue. My Airbus. Retrieved from http://www.airbus.com/en/myairbus/features/features_items/08_04_17_ gmf_spain.html
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Hinton, C. (2009). Boeing, Airbus each land a couple of aircraft orders. MarketWatch. The Wall Street Journal Digital Network. Retrieved from http://www.marketwatch.com/story / boeing-airbus-tally-more-jet-orders-at-paris-show
References
Airbus. (2005). Thai airways international initiates major Airbus fleet expansion. Press Centre. Retrieved from http://www.airbus.com/en/presscentre/pressreleases/pressreleases _items/06_Apr_05_ThaiAirways.html
Airbus. (2010a). New Standards. Together. Corporate Information. Retrieved from http://www. airbus.com/en/corporate/
Airbus. (2010b). Airbus in China. Airbus Worldwide/China. Retrieved from http://stagev4.airbus .com/en/worldwide/airbus_in_china.html
Airbus. (2008). Airbus predicts Spanish air travel expansion will continue. My Airbus. Retrieved from http://www.airbus.com/en/myairbus/features/features_items/08_04_17_ gmf_spain.html
Airport Technology (2009). Expansion bucks the economic trend. Net Resources International. Retrieved from http://www.airport-technology.com/features/feature49850/
Hinton, C. (2009). Boeing, Airbus each land a couple of aircraft orders. MarketWatch. The Wall Street Journal Digital Network. Retrieved from http://www.marketwatch.com/story / boeing-airbus-tally-more-jet-orders-at-paris-show
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