Planemakers offer more blue sky as orders surpass production capacity
Boeing and Airbus have lifted their 20-year forecasts.
See also: Buying frenzy takes off at Paris Airshow
Planemakers struggling to keep up with airline demand for fuel-efficient aircraft are already touting new unbuilt models at this week’s Paris Airshow.
Airbus has lifted its 20-year forecasts for new jet deliveries from 31,358 to around 32,600,
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Nevil Gibson
Tue, 16 Jun 2015
Tue, 16 Jun 2015
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Planemakers offer more blue sky as orders surpass production capacity
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