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July 21, 2010

Boeing, Airbus Say Orders To Point To Economic Recovery

Analysts, However, Are Not So Sure

Major orders for both Boeing and Airbus at the top of the Farnborough Air Show are indications of a strong economic recovery, right? That is the opinion of the leadership for the two rival plane makers, but analysts say it's not a sure thing.

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Embraer Announces Long-Term Commercial Aviation Market Outlook

Company Presents 20-year Forecast Of World Demand For 30- to 120-Seat Aircraft

Embraer forecasts that the size of the world fleet of 30- to 120-seat jets will increase from 4,285 aircraft in 2009 to 7,780 in 2029. During this period, 51% of the new deliveries (3,495 units) will be added to support current growth and 49% (3,380 units) will be needed to replace aging equipment.

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Rolls-Royce Takes Orders From Aeroflot, China Southern, Transat At Farnborough

Three Deals To Power 36 Airbus Airliners

Rolls-Royce picked up orders from three airlines on the first day of the Farnborough Air Show Monday.

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Airbus Concept Plane Offers Glimpse Into 'The Future Of Flight'

One Possible Glimpse Into The Future At Farnborough Air Show

A peek at one possible airliner of the future is on display this this week, as aircraft manufacturer Airbus unveiled its Concept Plane at the Farnborough International Airshow Monday.

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Air France Cancels Another Rio To Paris Flight

Sunday Incident Was The 4th In Eight Days

Air France says it was forced to cancel a flight from Rio to Paris Sunday morning due to an electrical problem with the airplane. The cancellation was the 4th incident involving an Air France jet in South America in eight days.

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James Albaugh: Market For Airliners Rebounding

Boeing Commercial Airplane CEO Upbeat In Remarks To Open Farnborough International Airshow

With the Boeing 787 Dreamliner making its dramatic introduction on the international stage, Boeing Commercial Airplanes President and CEO Jim Albaugh said the company is working hard to stay ahead of the competition as the market begins to rebound.

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Airbus Opens Farnborough With Orders For 121 Aircraft

Two U.S. Leasing Companies Biggest Buyers

Airbus kicked off its 2010 Farnborough International Airshow presence with sales announcements for 121 new single-aisle and widebody aircraft Monday – which were led by major acquisitions for A320 Family jetliners from two U.S.-based leasing companies.

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