08-07-2026, 05:17 AM
INDRALAIR TO PURCHASE NEW X650 JET FROM XIANDAI GROUP
Deal for 15 of the brand new wide-body airliners comes in at a whopping $4.668 Billion INS
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Render of the X650 bearing Indralair's modernized livery
July 29, 4294
[Song Yi International Airport, Shu]: Indralair Corp. has announced a new deal with Xiandai Group to purchase 15 of the new X650 twin-engine, wide-body jet for a whopping $311.2 million INS each. The 15 planes are set to be delivered over the course of the next 4 years, with the first delivery scheduled for December of 4295. In an interview with The Market, CEO of Xiandai Wang Tengfei had this to say about the new jet: "This jet is the largest jet ever produced in Indrala, and the most innovative and modern jet on the market. We are anticipating great success.”
The announcement took place on the tarmac of Song Yi International Airport in Hanzhou, where both CEOs of Indralair and Xiandai were present. The deal comes as Indralair looks to modernize its aging fleet of long range aircraft used for international routes, while a previous deal with Xiandai for the X400 aircraft renewed Indralair's regional and medium range routes. The hope for Xiandai is that this new deal sparks interest in the new jet and boosts sales across Terra. The CEO of Indralair, Mr. Lian Fu, had this to say:
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The announcement was made at the brand new Song Yi International Airport in Hanzhou
One of Indralair's Pilots, Captain Fang Ming, was at the announcement to give her take on the performance of the new jet. Captain Fang had the privilege of test piloting the X650 during its development and testing stages. She had this to say:
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Indralair commercial pilot and Xiandai test pilot Captain Fang Ming
The deal signals a positive horizon for business in Indrala, with questions about the economic scheme of the governing Lotus Party being put to rest. With Indralan business booming - specifically in the high tech engineering and service sectors, it is starting to seem like traditional economical pillars of the Indralan economy such as agriculture and resource development are being left behind.
More to come...
Originally posted by TreeHugger on 29 October 2017.
Deal for 15 of the brand new wide-body airliners comes in at a whopping $4.668 Billion INS
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Render of the X650 bearing Indralair's modernized livery
July 29, 4294
[Song Yi International Airport, Shu]: Indralair Corp. has announced a new deal with Xiandai Group to purchase 15 of the new X650 twin-engine, wide-body jet for a whopping $311.2 million INS each. The 15 planes are set to be delivered over the course of the next 4 years, with the first delivery scheduled for December of 4295. In an interview with The Market, CEO of Xiandai Wang Tengfei had this to say about the new jet: "This jet is the largest jet ever produced in Indrala, and the most innovative and modern jet on the market. We are anticipating great success.”
The announcement took place on the tarmac of Song Yi International Airport in Hanzhou, where both CEOs of Indralair and Xiandai were present. The deal comes as Indralair looks to modernize its aging fleet of long range aircraft used for international routes, while a previous deal with Xiandai for the X400 aircraft renewed Indralair's regional and medium range routes. The hope for Xiandai is that this new deal sparks interest in the new jet and boosts sales across Terra. The CEO of Indralair, Mr. Lian Fu, had this to say:
Quote:Lian Fu: Hello my friends, today is a very special day! Indralair has announced its intention to purchase 15 X650s from Xiandai Group for a cost that I cannot seem to let out of my mouth, but you will maybe be able to hear about from Mr. Wang...
*Laughter from audience*
Now to be serious, let us appreciate this marvel of Indralan engineering. We decided to buy from Xiandai for the first time many years ago, with investments in the X200 and X400 medium range aircraft. Today, we seek to fully replace our fleet with exclusively Indrala designed, built and engineered aircraft! I'd like to thank Xiandai Group for making such an impeccable aircraft, and for offering us a competitive price. Cooperation like this is what our country is best known for, and I am so happy that we can carry the torch of tradition in Indralan business and development. I hope to see you all soon flying with us on this brand new marvel of engineering. Thank you.
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The announcement was made at the brand new Song Yi International Airport in Hanzhou
One of Indralair's Pilots, Captain Fang Ming, was at the announcement to give her take on the performance of the new jet. Captain Fang had the privilege of test piloting the X650 during its development and testing stages. She had this to say:
Quote:Captain Fang Ming: Good morning ladies and gentlemen. It is a pleasure to speak to you today. First off I would like to thank CEO of Xiandai Group, Mr. Wang Tengfei, as well as CEO of my airline, Indralair, Mr. Lian Fu for the opportunity to fly this beautiful aircraft. I have only good news to report to passengers - that is - that this aircraft is the quietest, most smooth plane I have every put myself into. The controls are responsive, yet graceful and natural. Flying this aircraft is like having my hands on the back of the Golden Dragon. It is a beast with immense power, yet it flies like a dream. There is the perfect combination of automation and control, seeking to please both the pilots sanity and lust for desire. I can't wait to fly passengers on this aircraft in the new year, and I know that all of us at Indralair are excited to see you on board. Thank you.
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Indralair commercial pilot and Xiandai test pilot Captain Fang Ming
The deal signals a positive horizon for business in Indrala, with questions about the economic scheme of the governing Lotus Party being put to rest. With Indralan business booming - specifically in the high tech engineering and service sectors, it is starting to seem like traditional economical pillars of the Indralan economy such as agriculture and resource development are being left behind.
More to come...
Originally posted by TreeHugger on 29 October 2017.
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