Editor’s Insight: Airlines turn cautious as Farnborough orders fall as
Widebodied aircraft are finding fewer buyers. With special feature audio.
The annual Farnborough Airshow is a guide to the pulse of the international aviation industry.
The drop in new aircraft orders signals a less bullish outlook for the world’s two main manufacturers, who are also facing challenges from newcomers.
The bad news at Farnborough was Airbus slashing the
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