Boeing responds that it "appreciates the start of a new partnership with Kuwait Airways", but first wants to finalise the deal before it will post the order on its Orders & Deliveries website.
Kuwait Airways currently flies fifteen widebody aircraft, including two 777-200ERs, one 747-400, four Airbus A340s, three A310s and five A300s.
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This aircraft turns out to be good option as its performance and specification are at high end. Providing 359 passengers seating capacity with a range 13,335 km and the new highly tapered raked wingtip extensions used to reduce take-off field length along with climb performance and fuel efficiency. Considering all the above specs Boeing 777-300ER can be a good deal for Kuwait Airways.
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Nothing wrong with the performance and specifications of the Boeng 777-300ER. I am just wondering whether the aircraft is not too big for this airline, considering the small population and the heavy competition from other carriers, especially Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways. But that is what the Kuwait Airways management has to decide.
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