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To: GungaLaGunga

The real issue is that Airbus for some time has been relying on government subsidies and to discount their planes. This made sense for carriers who could buy Airbus products effectively below the cost of the planes. Boeing has sharpened its operation and gotten aggressive in sales efforts. Ultimately the EU business culture will find it hard to compete with a truly aggressive Boeing.


17 posted on 05/02/2005 7:57:15 AM PDT by An Old Marine
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To: An Old Marine
Isn't this an "outsourcing " problem for India? And if so shouldn't they call JFing K?
18 posted on 05/02/2005 7:59:56 AM PDT by CT CONSERVATIVE (Fight Crime: Shoot Back)
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To: An Old Marine

It seems to be working. Boeing has 193 orders for the 787 so far with options for another 106 from its customers. This makes the 787 the fastest-ever selling Boeing airliner upon launch.

http://www.answers.com/topic/boeing-787


19 posted on 05/02/2005 8:07:32 AM PDT by Tempestuous
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