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Over 1,000 Aircraft Orders Behind: How Can Boeing Catch Up to Airbus?

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July 22, 2022

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Airplane manufacturing giants Airbus and Boeing are normally entangled in a neck and neck race for orders at Farnborough Air Show. But this year, Boeing finds itself over 1,000 aircraft orders behind Airbus. It’s got people wondering what the aviation company can do to catch up with Airbus, and how long it will take for balance to be restored to the duopoly.

To find out, I spoke to WSJ aerospace reporters Andrew Tangel and Ben Katz at Farnborough International Air Show 2022.

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