Sveve Aviation Company is a Norwegian aircraft manufacturer based at Oslo Torp Airport. It was founded in 1999 and is led by CEO Kristjen Soarde. It caters mostly to European budget carriers but has big ambitions.
Aircraft Lines:
Sveve 910: The original aircraft produced by Sweve, meant for short city hopper flights. The 910 is prop-powered, and the 912 is jet powered.
Sweve 910-100 (911)
Fuel Flow: 10,100 combined
Range: 670 miles
Capacity: 75 passengers
Min. Runway Length: 3,900 ft
$12,500,000
Sweve 910-100ER (911ER)
Fuel Flow: 11,060 combined
Range: 840 miles
Capacity: 78 passengers
Min. Runway Length: 4,620 ft
$14,220,000
Sweve 910-200 (912, the jet edition)
Fuel Flow: 30,200 combined
Range: 1,770 miles
Capacity: 113 passengers
Min. Runway Length: 5,780 ft
$25,000,000
Sveve 920: Designed to compete with the 737 and A320. Built using more affordable composite materials and efficient engines.
Sveve 920-100 (921)
Fuel Flow: 40,268 combined
Range: 2,812 miles
Capacity: 145 passengers
Min. Runway Length: 6,750 ft
$39,000,000
Sveve 920-200 (922)
Fuel Flow, 44,400 combined
Range: 2,777 miles
Capacity: 175 passengers
Min. Runway Length: 7,480 ft
$44,000,000
We are also working on making a 767 competitor, but we need more funding from purchases to do this.
So far in major orders, US Airways has purchased 40 921s, and Porter has purchased 30 911ERs. We have also received about 35 orders for 910s in smaller orders and 45 orders for the 920 in smaller orders, for a total of 150 orders so far.
We have delivered 47.
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Sora Airlines wishes to purchase fifteen Inspire 1000s with PW engines.