Cebu Pasefika (CEB), o se vaʻa feaveaʻi faʻavae i Filipaina, ua sainia se mausali faʻatonuga ma Airbus mo le 16 vaalele umi A330neo vaalele. O le faʻatonuga faʻamautuina le lautele-tino vaega o se muamua faʻalauiloa Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), lea e aofia ai foi tautinoga mo 10 A321XLR ma lima A320neo tasi-aisle vaalele.

O le A330neo faʻatonuina e Cebu Pacific o se maualuga-maualuga tulaga o le A330-900, ma oʻo atu i le 460 nofoa i se tasi-vasega faʻavasegaina. Ua fuafua Cebu Pacific e faagaioia vaalele i auala o ogalaau i totonu o Filipaina ma isi vaega o Asia, faapea foi ma auaunaga uumi atu i Ausetalia ma Sasaʻe tutotonu.

Lance Gokongwei, Cebu Pacific President and CEO said: "O le A330neo e taua i le tatou vaʻa fouina polokalame. Faatasi ai ma lenei faʻatau, matou te faʻamoemoe e faʻaititia a matou suauʻu gaosia ma fausia se sili gafataulimaina gaioiga. Ma o le a maua ai foi e matou le tau maualalo i le nofoa, i le taimi lava e tasi e mafai ai e le CEB ona faʻateleina le tulaga o nofoa ma faʻateleina le taua o malaevaʻalele i Manila ma isi taulaga i Asia. "

Christian Scherer, o le Airbus Chief Commercial Officer na ia taʻua e faapea: O lenei faʻatonuga fou o seisi faʻamaoniga taua mo le taua-faʻavae fuafuaga o le A330neo aumaia i sili faʻatauvaga maketi. O le faʻaleleia o le tulaga o vaalele ua fausia mo le Pasefika a Cebu o le a fesoasoani e faʻateleina ai le lelei atoatoa mo auala maualuga faʻaitulagi ma ala mamao. "

O le A330neo Aiga fausia i luga o le faʻamaonia tamaoaiga, agavaʻa ma agavaʻa o le taimi nei A330 Aiga. Tuufaatasi afi fou-Trent 7000 afi mai Rolls-Royce ma se apaʻau fou, ua ofaina le faʻaititia o le faʻaititia o le faʻaaluina o le suauʻu o le 25% faʻatusatusa i le matua tupulaga tauvaga oloa faʻapea foi ma le faʻalautelega gafatia gafatia e oʻo atu i le 8,000 maila sami / 15,000 kilomita. .

O le A330neo fale e faʻaavanoaina le mafanafana o le Airspace e ala i mea lelei a le Airbus, e aofia ai faʻafiafiaga faʻamalamalama malamalama o pasese ma Wi-Fi.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

Cebu Pacific plans to operate the aircraft on trunk routes within the Philippines and the rest of Asia, as well as on longer range services to Australia and the Middle East.
Incorporating the latest-generation Trent 7000 engines from Rolls-Royce and a new wing, the aircraft offers a reduction in fuel consumption of 25% compared with older generation competing products as well as an extended range capability of up to 8,000 nautical miles / 15,000 kilometres.
The A330neo ordered by Cebu Pacific is a higher-capacity version of the A330-900, with up to 460 seats in a single-class configuration.