By Bjorn Fehrm
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Introduction
Aug. 31 2015, ©. Leeham Co: After examining the characteristics of the Boeing 767 to serve the market segment that Boeing is studying for its Middle of the Market (MOM) requirement, the 225 passenger/5000nm sector, we will now finish the series by looking at how the 767 can be made economically more competitive.
We will study the influence of improved aerodynamics like Aviation Partners Boeing’s Split Scimitar Winglet for the 767. We will also look at what engine PIPs can provide and also look at what a re-engine could bring.
Finally we examine at what happens when we add crew costs, underway/landing fees and maintenance costs to form Cash Operating Costs (COC) followed by capital costs to form Direct Operating Costs (DOC).
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Category: air force tanker, Airbus, Aviation Partners Boeing, Boeing, Boeing KC-X tanker, GE Aviation, Middle of the Market, MOM, Premium
Tags: 757, 757-200W MAX, 767-200ER, 767-300ER, 787-8, Airbus, Boeing, MOM