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MRO Americas 2011 MRO Trends: Airbus update New Standards. Together. Presented by Chris Reamy, Director, Services Solutions & Strategy

Airbus update on A380 in-service maintenance experience A350XWB maintenance efficiency by design A320 Family new engine option A320 Family Extended Service Goal Airbus Support and Services portfolio Airbus Maintenance packages Page 2

The A380 Network keeps growing 43 A380s in service, 28 routes, 20 destinations Page 3

A380 - World fleet operations Page 4

In-service fleet will reach 100 a/c by end of 2012 Page 5

A380 - Maintenance program Maintenance program developed using the most appropriate usage parameter concept No letter checks Flexibility to package the maintenance program around the aircraft schedule, rather than scheduling the aircraft around its maintenance checks Significant maintenance checks at: 24 months 10 checks completed 6 years first check due end of 2013 12 years first check due in 2019 Page 6

A380 - Maintenance planning 3 examples 1. Slightly equalized on line Line Light Hangar Check 24-monthsCheck Line 750 FH 24 MO 2. Partly equalized on line Line 1500 FH 24 MO 3. Highly equalized on line or upon opportunity Line 24 MO Check package tailored to each airlines operation Page 7

A380-24 months maintenance check feedback 95% of MPD tasks were completed within 7 days, despite simultaneous SB embodiment 16% of MPD tasks led to findings, no major findings Page 8

A350XWB Design objectives Economy less maintenance, less time on ground, more time in revenue service Flexibility usage based, light tasks for scheduling during aircraft natural downtime Simplicity & Efficiency requiring less skills and less specific GSE Page 9

A350XWB Maintenance efficiency by design New maintenance concept Usage parameter driven tasks Base every 36 months, structures visit every 12 years Intelligent airframe Less corrosion, fatigue tasks Advanced technology systems Powerplant, Hydraulics, Electrics New functionalities, e-solutions Dispatch advisory, RFID Customized maintenance services Airbus Flight Hour Services (FHS) Airbus Tailored Support Program (TSP) datum -10% -20% -30% A330-300 A350-900 -25% Page 10

A320 Family new engine option Sharklets: Fuel burn saving on long sectors Improved field performance New engines: Bypass ratio 9 to 12 Up to 81 inch fan diameter Lower SFC, Lower noise levels Low risk, minimum change aircraft...yet up to 15% overall fuel burn reduction Page 11

A320neo Minimum change, maximum benefit A real step in efficiency: 15% less fuel burn 15% less CO2 emissions 15% more range While maintaining the Family values: Building on proven program with 7,000 sales Minimum change, maximum commonality Maturity from EIS with low industrial/technical risk EIS advanced from end of 2016 to October 2015 Page 12

A320 family DSG Design Service Goal Flight Cycles 48,000 FC DSG DSG = Design Service Goal Flight Hours 60,000 FH A320 family Design Service Goal Page 13

A320 family DSG Design Service Goal Flight Cycles 48,000 FC DSG 2007 DSG = Design Service Goal Flight Hours 60,000 FH Lead aircraft reached 60,000FH in 2007 Page 14

A320 family ISG Interim Service Goal Flight Cycles 48,000 FC 37,500 FC DSG ISG DSG = Design Service Goal ISG = Interim Service Goal Flight Hours 80,000 FH 60,000 FH ISG gives +20,000 FH = 3 to 5 years revenue service Page 15

A320 family ISG Interim Service Goal Flight Cycles 48,000 FC 37,500 FC DSG ISG DSG = Design Service Goal ISG = Interim Service Goal Flight Hours 80,000 FH 60,000 FH Lead aircraft will exceed 48,000FC or 80,000FH from 2011 Page 16

A320 family ESG Extended Service Goal Flight Cycles 60,000 FC 48,000 FC ESG1 DSG = Design Service Goal 37,500 FC DSG ISG ISG = Interim Service Goal ESG = Extended Service Goal Flight Hours 60,000 FH 120,000 FH 80,000 FH ESG1 gives +12,000 FC and/or +40,000FH = 8 to 10 years revenue service Page 17

A320 family ESG Extended Service Goal Flight Cycles > 2020 60,000 FC 48,000 FC ESG1 DSG = Design Service Goal 37,500 FC DSG ISG ISG = Interim Service Goal ESG = Extended Service Goal Flight Hours 80,000 FH 60,000 FH 120,000 FH Lead aircraft will exceed ESG1 target after 2019/2020 Page 18

A320 family ESG Extended Service Goal 90,000 FC ESG2 Flight Cycles 60,000 FC 48,000 FC ESG1 DSG = Design Service Goal 37,500 FC DSG ISG ISG = Interim Service Goal ESG = Extended Service Goal Flight Hours 60,000 FH 180,000 FH 120,000 FH 80,000 FH ESG2 = ultimate limit to allow high FC aircraft to go beyond 60,000 FC Page 19

Airbus Support and Services Page 20

Airbus Support and Services Focus on M & E Page 21

Flight Hour Services / Tailored Support Package Page 22

Conclusion Design has a major influence on the lifecycle cost of an aircraft and its components determining performance, reliability and maintenance costs Airbus continues to drive technological advances in airframe and systems design, as well as e-support tools, to allow new and more efficient maintenance concepts for new aircraft models and to extend the service life of the existing fleet The A380 in-service experience proves that this leads to a significant maintenance cost reduction for airlines Maintenance providers have new opportunities, but need to adapt Maintenance services and in-service support packages of the manufacturer are part of the global view Page 23

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