Airbus Secures Order for Two C295s from the Royal Thai Air Force
The Royal Thai Air Force has ordered two Airbus C295 tactical transport aircraft, which will enhance the country's defense capabilities. The two aircraft will be delivered starting in the first half of 2029.
The two C295s ordered by the Royal Thai Air Force will be operated by the 46th Wing Division from the Phitsanulok Air Base. These tactical transport aircraft will join the three C295s already operated by the Royal Thai Army since 2016, which are used for cargo and troop transport missions. In transport configuration, the C295s can accommodate 70 soldiers or 49 parachutists, take off and land on unprepared runways, perform cargo and parachutist drops, as well as conduct medical evacuations.
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The two aircraft will be assembled at the Airbus Defence and Space facilities in Seville, Spain. The first aircraft is scheduled to be delivered in the first half of 2029. Airbus supports the Thai defense sector through a partnership with Thai Aviation Industries (TAI) for the maintenance of the C295 fleet, with the support of advanced training resources.
Thailand Among C295 Operators in Asia-Pacific
Thailand is among the seven countries in the Asia-Pacific region that operate the C295. Globally, this aircraft holds an 85% market share with a total of 333 orders from 39 countries across four continents. The global fleet has accumulated 750,000 flight hours to date.
Les résultats du T1 reflètent le niveau de livraisons d'avions commerciaux.
Airbus a observé une baisse de ses revenus en T1.
Risks mentioned
La hausse des coûts liés à la chaîne d'approvisionnement.
La baisse de la demande en raison de la situation dynamique au Moyen-Orient.
Opportunities identified
L'augmentation attendue des livraisons d'avions commerciaux.
De meilleures marges prévues dans la défense.
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