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- Bjorn’s Corner: Why I wouldn’t hesitate to fly on the MAX after the fix May 17, 2019
- How Boeing named, promoted the MAX in early days May 16, 2019
- Mitsubishi sets stage for announcement at Paris May 13, 2019
- Pontifications: By accident of timing, convergence of events, Mitsubishi is now well positioned to become major RJ player May 13, 2019
- Boeing to support MAX simulator demo (Update) May 10, 2019
Boeing’s good year for wide-body orders
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Historic day at Dubai Air Show
Nov. 15, 2017, © Leeham Co.: It was an historic day for commercial aviation at the Dubai Air Show. Airbus and Indigo Partners announced an order for 430 aircraft (the A320neo family), a record in units and in… Read More
Boeing wins first day with big order at Dubai Air Show
Nov. 12, 2017, © Leeham Co.: In a stinging defeat for Airbus, Boeing won an order for 40 787-10s from Emirates Airline. Airbus competed for the deal with the A350-900. Emirates previously canceled an order for 50 A350-900s… Read More
Pontifications: Final thoughts of the Paris Air Show
Our interview during the Paris Air Show with Tom Williams, president and COO of Airbus Commercial, is now open to all Readers. Williams discussions production, supply chain issues, launch aid for the potential A380neo and more. June 22,… Read More
Airbus A380neo not yet a project
July 21, 2015: The London Sunday Times created a stir over the weekend when it headlined an interview with Airbus Commercial CEO Fabrice Bregier that Airbus “commits” to an A380neo project. Drilling down into the story and checking… Read More
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Posted on July 21, 2015 by Scott Hamilton
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