Examples of using Launch customer in English and their translations into German
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The launch customer is Mitsubishi Heavy Industries MHI.
Norwegian Air Ambulance becomes launch customer for the newly improved H135.
Finnair, a launch customer for the A350 XWB, has signed an agreement, firming up the order for eight additional A350-900s.
With an order for 12 aircraft, the airline became the launch customer of the enlarged Boeing 757-300.
LCIH is a launch customer for the AW169 market-leading helicopter.
This innovation is a new development of the strategic partners KUKA andSiemens with Handtmann as a launch customer.
An A350 XWB of launch customer Qatar Airways will be on the static display along with a Qatar A380.
The latest Panasonic eX3 personal entertainment system,of which Etihad Airways is a launch customer, is installed across all cabins.
All Nippon Airways was its launch customer with the first of five 737-700ER? s delivered on February 16, 2007.
We look forward to delivering the first aircraftequipped with the beautiful new Airspace cabin to our launch customer TAP Air Portugal in the coming weeks.
HVLE becomes the launch customer of the new generation of six-axle bi-mode locomotives developed by Stadler for the European market.
The core engine of the geared turbofan has a third application in the PW810,a propulsion unit designed for heavy business jets with the launch customer being Cessna Citation Columbus.
Four pillars for climate protection Lufthansa was the launch customer of the Airbus A320neo, which flies more efficiently and quietly than preceding models.
The launch customer for the geared turbofan is Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, which intends to fit it exclusively to its new 70- to 90-seater MRJ regional jet.
International Airlines Group(IAG), which includes world-renowned airline brands such as British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus and Vueling,is the launch customer for the new service.
In 1977, the successful airport bus for the launch customer Zurich airport marked its birth in the development offices and production halls of HESS.
TUI was the launch customer for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner in the UK, Belgium and the Netherlands and is the only leisure airline globally to operate them- a key differentiator on long-haul destinations.
International Airlines Group(IAG), which includes airline brands such as British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus and Vueling,is the launch customer for the new service and has already commenced installations of EAN equipment on aircraft.
This new package includes a complete set of the launch customers world airliners for the Boeing 737-900 ER X2 Base pack in their delivery versions including those airlines who have placed order options: Alaska.
In 2013 Finnair was the global launch customer of Airbus A321 with fuel-saving Sharklets and next year will be the European launch customer of the next-generation A350XWB, which will be approximately 25 per cent more fuel-efficient(and less carbon intensive) than the previous generation of aircraft.
Launching customer was Crossair in 1993.
Launching customer was Thai in 1985.
Demonstrations were conducted by our launching customer from Belgium Lieven Dewaele.
Launching customer of the aircraft with up to 239 seats was Eastern Airlines in January 1983.
The launching customer was Delta Air Lines, which could take the first MD-90 in April 1995 into service- after a long testing program.
The first flight of the ERJ-170 was on February 19th 2002, launching customer was Crossair which turned into Swiss Air Lines.
Rollout of the A340-600 was on March 23rd 2001 in Toulouse, launching customer is Virgin Atlantic.
The Implementation Report also announces an actionplan to strengthen the role of the government as“launching customer”.
The government must therefore act as a booster, that is as a launching customer, to make this information available at low cost to give small and medium-sized businesses the opportunity to exploit this information so that a good market develops for it, as in the United States.