Athens International Airport, Marketing Workshop. The Challenges facing Air Transport. John Blanchfield Director, Technical Marketing, Airbus

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Athens International Airport, Marketing Workshop The Challenges facing Air Transport John Blanchfield Director, Technical Marketing, Airbus

First A380 delivery - Toulouse 15th October 2007 From today there is a new queen of the skies for air travel Chew Choon Seng, CEO, Singapore Airlines Big cities are getting bigger and driving world growth Operational constraints limit frequency growth

New Business Class The world s widest B/C seat New Economy Class More personal space, 19 wide seats

A380 operations: the best EIS ever for SIA Technical dispatch Over two months and > 100 flights with no technical delay 1,126 flight hours, 155 cycles (Jan 12 th ) Only one aircraft technical delay (29 min, Jan 5 th ) 99.35% dispatch reliability Ground operations Catering times shorter than 747-400 (w UD catering) Boarding times in-line with 747-400 110 mn TRT in Sydney from day one Frankly, I've never seen such a good introduction Mervyn Sirisena, SVP (Engineering), SIA

A350 XWB a wide ranging family Capacity - 3-Class seating 350 A350-1000 MTOW 295t (650klb) Thrust 92klb A350-900 300 MTOW 265t (584klb) Thrust 83klb A350-800 MTOW 245t (540klb) Thrust 74lb 250 8300nm Range A superior family with no compromise on range

Dimensioned for the future Xtra wide A350 787 211 inches 220 inches* 206 inches 215 inches* Xtra comfort all round 5 inches wider at eye level 5 inches wider at the shoulder 5 inches wider at armrest *Armrest to armrest

A350 XWB Efficient airframe A350-900 XWB Material Breakdown (%) Including Landing Gear Composite Steel 6% 53% Al/Al-Li 19% 8% Misc. 14% Titanium A350 XWB - designed for lowest fuel burn

A350 XWB Flight deck Building on A380 experience Head-up display Vertical Display Dual Integrated Standby Instrument System Six identical 15 LCD displays Onboard Information System Brake to Vacate Onboard Airport Navigation System

Greener, cleaner, quieter, smarter The environment is important to all of us

but people want or need to fly Share time with friends and family Discover new horizons and cultures Increase opportunities and business Resolve global issues Meeting increasing demand + Addressing environmental concerns Aviation s ongoing challenge

Which are myths. And which are facts Air transport is a major global polluter. WRONG Air transport accounts for 2% of global man-made made GHG emisions. Air transport is the major polluter in the transport sector. WRONG Air transport accounts for 12% of transport sector CO2 emissions Air transport is excluded from the KYOTO accord. WRONG Domestic air transport is included in national accounts. International is under ICAO. Air transport receives special treatment. WRONG Air transport pays for its own infrastructure (unlike road and rail). r

Reductions in noise and fuel consumption Relative Fuel Burn per seat 70% reduction over 40 years Lateral Noise Level Corrected for Aircraft Thrust 20dB reduction over 40 years 00% 80% Turbojets 1 st gen. turbofans 60% 40% 20% 0% 1960 1980 2000 2020 2 nd gen. turbofans 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000

Los Angeles Airpo Typical noise footprint (85dBA A380 The quietest large aircraft by far A380 400- seater The A380 carries 40% more passengers, yet has a 46% smaller noise footprint than today

A380 is 20 years ahead of the fleet Worldwide passenger air traffic fuel consumption - litres per 100km per passenger 10 American SUV (10.2) 8 6 European Compact Saloon (6.7) 4 2 A380 (2.9) 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 World Fleet projection 3 litres per pax/100km The A380 delivers 2025 fuel burn efficiency today!

Required Navigation Performance Flexibility to go where you want with precision Lower fuel burn, less emissions Less noise as routes avoid populated areas 31nm shorter 116 arriving flights, RWY 34, Kelowna 128 arriving flights, RWY 34, Kelowna 41nm shorter

Smarter avionics & systems New procedures to improve operations and reduce environmental impact RNP - Required Navigation Performance CDA NADP RTA BtV - Continuous Descent Approach - Noise Abatement Departure Procedure - Required Time of Arrival - Brake to Vacate

Technology research already underway Clean Sky European Joint Technology Inititiative Fuel cell technology, demonstrator at 2007 Paris Air Show Biofuel and biomass fuels New aircraft configurations natural and hybrid laminar flow aerodynamics BUT it is a global issue.

The ACARE vision Creating partnerships that matter 50% reduction in CO 2 ircraft manufacturers Engine manufacturers Air and Traffic Mngt 50% reduction in perceived noise Noise reduction at source Operational procedures Land-use planning Operational restrictions

Our alternative fuels roadmap requires innovation, diversity of ideas, and ptions that need to be explored Tom Enders, Airbus President and CEO A380 launches Airbus Alternative Fuel Programme A380 makes the first ever flight of commercial aircraft with alternative fuel MSN 004, flight test-equipped and fuel system test aircraft GTL Gas to Liquid synthetic processed fuel Approximate 50% 50% GTLkerosene feeding one engine Three hour test flight from Filton, UK to Toulouse, France

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