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Emirates Announces Deal With Rolls Royce for 50 Trent 900 Engines

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Earlier today, Rolls Royce announced its largest engine order ever with Emirates Airline. The order, worth $9.2 Billion will provide Emirates with engines to power 50 A380's, which will begin to enter service in 2016. (www.rolls-royce.com) Plus d'info...

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ColinSeftel
Colin Seftel 1
The headline is misleading. Each A380 has 4 engines, so the order is for at least 200 Trent 900s, not 50.
JoshS
Josh Schwartz 3
I'm not sure about that. In my opinion, Emirates is realizing that Airbus is not going to invest in making an A380stretch or neo, so retrofitting their current fleet is their way of getting around that. I don't blame Airbus: the amount of capital needed for R&D, prototypes and testing is huge and for only one customer in an industry slowing down is not worth the investment.
preacher1
preacher1 1
And that customer would only talk and not put any skin ($) in the game.

preacher1
preacher1 1
Wasn't that a trent 900 that blew up and nearly took that 380 down back in 07?
TorstenHoff
Torsten Hoff 3
It was. But the problem was due to an oil leak triggered by overfilling a reservoir during maintenance (human error).
wayne007
Wayne Jeffrey 1
Incorrect, the oil leak and subsequent explosion was caused by a pipe that was not manufacturered correctly.

Following the incident, every Trent 900 engine was recalled and if necessary replaced or repaired by Rolls Royce.

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