Incident Not Disturb Orders Qantas Dreamliner

                            

SYDNEY, KOMPAS.com - Australian airline, Qantas, Wednesday (16/01/2013), states continue to order 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliner for cheap airline, Jetstar, although two Japan's largest airline "impound" the plane is related to a number of incidents in the past week.

Qantas management believes all problems would be resolved before the airline's Boeing ship orders "kangaroo continent" it. However, so far there has been a continuation Dreamliner ordering from China, Singapore, South Korea, and Vietnam.

"There is no change in ordering from us. Standing order we proceed, "a Qantas spokeswoman told AFP.

" Boeing has always openly give information to the Qantas Group associated with the development of 787 since the plane began commercial service in 2011, "said Qantas official statement.

"We believe all the problems that occur when this will be resolved before the Jetstar received its first aircraft in the second half of this year," said Qantas.

Qantas initially unit ordered 50 Dreamliners, but then reduce them to just 15 units in August 2012 to make savings after it announced its first loss since privatization carried out in 1995 due to rising fuel prices.

Qantas hopes, with the arrival of the Dreamliner, the Airbus A330 has been used Jetstar could be used for Qantas domestic routes as well as to launch Boeing 767 fleet retirement.