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Boeing beats Airbus at Farnborough
By Mark Elliott, 13 July 2012, Friday 1:02 AM
Boeing won significantly more aircraft orders than Airbus at this week’s Farnborough Airshow.
The US planemaker sealed orders for 370 aircraft worth US$35.3 billion at current list prices. All of the orders were for Boeing’s single-aisle B737 aircraft, including 285 orders for the new fuel-efficient B737 MAX.
Airbus meanwhile, secured orders for 115 aircraft worth US$16.9bn, including an order from Cathay Pacific for 10 A350s – one of very few wide-body aircraft deals placed at the show.
The European planemaker also several secured commitments for its new single-aisle jet, the A320neo, showing the strong demand from airlines around the world for more fuel-efficient short- and medium-haul jets.
By Mark Elliott, 13 July 2012, Friday 1:02 AM
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