Boeing to Highlight 787, 777-200LR and KC-767A at Paris Air Show 2005 (June 13-15)

Boeing ^ | June 3, 2005

[Prophet in the wilderness]

I heard that it is going to be just a static display there, no flybys or nothing.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

Ok... I am not a economic expert, but ? since Boeing is getting all of these orders this year, wouldn't that help our trade deficit ? and would that be a good indicator that our economy is doing well ?

[Prophet in the wilderness]

The diameter of those 777 engines is the same diameter as the fuselage of the 737, and the read horizontal stabilizers is also the same wing length as the 737.
The 777 is only slightly smaller than the 747 with out the iconic " 747 Hump ".

[Gamecock]

787 Orders

Date	Airline	EIS	Type					Engine
			787-3	787-8	787-9	Unknown	Options
April 26, 2004	All Nippon Airways	2008	30	20			50	Trent 1000
June 2, 2004	Air New Zealand	2008		2			16	Trent 1000
July 7, 2004	First Choice Airways	2009		6			6	GEnx
July 7, 2004	Blue Panorama	2009		4
October 21, 2004	Primaris Airlines	2010		20			15
December 22, 2004	Japan Airlines	2008				30	20
December 29, 2004	Continental Airlines	2009		10
December 31, 2004	Vietnam Airlines	2010		4
January 28, 2005	Air China	2008				15
January 28, 2005	China Eastern	2008				15
January 28, 2005	China Southern	2008				10
January 28, 2005	Hainan Airlines	2008				8
January 28, 2005	Shanghai Airlines	2008		4		5
January 28, 2005	Xiamen Airlines	2008				3
February 4, 2005	Ethiopian Airlines	2008		5			5
February 25, 2005	Icelandair	2010		2			5
April 11, 2005	Korean Air	2010		10			10
April 25, 2005	Air Canada	2010				14	46
April 26, 2005	Air India	?		20			7
May 5, 2005	Northwest Airlines	2008		18			50	GEnx
May 31, 2005	Ethiopian Airlines	2008		5			-5
Total:			261				220+

Source: Wikipedia

[Bryan24]

Wonder if they will repeat the legendary 707 Roll with one these new aircraft?

[lmailbvmbipfwedu]

Excuse me, I gotta call my broker.........:()

[lmailbvmbipfwedu]

Excuse me, I gotta call my broker.........:()

[Gamecock]

If you liked that, you'll love this:

Source: Boeing

Orders through May 31, 2005	717	737	747	767	777	787	Total
2005 Net Orders	-14	189	-3	-1	12	72	255
Air France					9		9
All Nippon Airways					2		2
Boeing Business Jet		3					3
COPA Airlines		5					5
First Choice Airways						6	6
GE Capital Corporation		6					6
GOL Airlines		13					13
Icelandair		15				2	17
Japan Airlines		30				30	60
Korean Air			1			10	11
Nippon Cargo Airlines			1				1
Northwest Airlines						18	18
Ryanair		70					70
Singapore Aircraft Leasing		20					20
SpiceJet		10					10
Unidentified		14		3		6	23
U.S. Air Force		3					3
2005 Gross Orders		189	2	3	11	72	277
Changes	-14		-5	-4	1		-22
2005 Net Orders	-14	189	-3	-1	12	72	255
	717	737	747	767	777	787	Total
This chart includes both gross and net total orders for the current year. The net total includes order changes such as conversions or cancellations subtracted from the gross total orders (net year of cancel). This chart is updated weekly. The totals displayed in the reporting database are 'net year of order' totals. The data for the reports is updated once a month.
Blue text in the chart above indicates updates for the current week.
For more information on the underlying data, see report notes.

[Jorge]

The 787 is really a beautiful aircraft.

The interior is equally impressive.

[cmsgop]

I just wanna know what is Unidentified ????? LOL!

Maybe it's Janet Airways.......

[rawhide]

Are there any photos of the interior?

[Jorge]

I don't know how to post pictures but here is the address of a web page with some photos of the 787.

http://www.boeing.com/commercial/7e7/photos.html

[Jorge]

Wow. I successfully posted pictures :)

[rawhide]

You did it! Very good pictures. Thanks!

[Srirangan]

Paris Air Show, 2005 - Exclusive Photographs, Coverage


The Paris Air Show (Salon International de l'Aéronautique et de l'Espace, Paris-Le Bourget) is an international trade fair for the aerospace business. It is held at Le Bourget airport near Paris, France every odd year, alternating with the Farnborough International Exhibition and Flying Display. The next show will be held 13th June–19th June 2005.

The Paris Air Show is a commercial air show, organised by the French aerospace industry's body the Groupement des Industries Françaises Aéronautiques et Spatiales (GIFAS) whose main purpose is to demonstrate military and civilian aircraft to potential customers. It is one of the most prestigious in the world.

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Paris Air Show, 2005 - Exclusive Photographs, Coverage