Emeritus Prof Christopher May on Nostr: The global market for commercial aeroplanes is essentially a duopoly of Boeing & ...
The global market for commercial aeroplanes is essentially a duopoly of Boeing & Airbus... and right now, not least of all due to Boeing's self-inflicted travails, Airbus is doing a lot better than its rival at supplying new orders for aircraft.
Whether this demonstrates the superiority of the semi-state conglomerate structure of Airbus, or merely Boeing's miss-steps is another matter.
h/t Reuters for the data
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2024-04-09 05:41:56Event JSON
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