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October 11, 2013

Boeing Details Supply-Demand Balance For Commercial Airplanes

Key Indicators Show Industry Capacity Balance Remains In Nominal Ranges

Ongoing assessment of relevant commercial aviation industry data show that supply and demand for new commercial jetliners remains in balance, according to Boeing.

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Next-Generation 737-800 Delivered To Russia's UTair

First Of 40 Airplanes To Be Purchased Directly From Boeing

Russian carrier UTair has taken delivery of its first directly purchased Next-Generation 737-800. The airline currently has 40 Next-Generation 737s on order to be delivered in the next several years.

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Boeing Determined To Keep ANA As A Customer

Airbus Sale To JAL Stung The U.S. Planemaker

Japan Airlines (JAL) earlier this week announced that it would spend $9.5 billion with Airbus for A350s ... marking Boeing's first major loss in Japan.

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Lemons Fly As Jet Fuel Of The Future

Research From Australia Focuses On Chemical 'Limonene'

A University of Queensland researcher hopes to use a chemical found in lemons and other citrus fruits to make clean, renewable jet fuel.

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World Freighter Fleet To Reach Almost 3,000 Aircraft In Next 20 Years

Airbus Forecasts Strong Long-Term Traffic Growth With The Emerging Countries Set To Outpace The Growth Of Developed Countries

According to a new Cargo Global Market Forecast from Airbus, worldwide air freight traffic will grow by an average of 4.8 per cent annually over the next 20 years, almost doubling the required global freighter fleet to nearly 3,000 aircraft. This projected growth is driven by numerous positive global trends in economic activity, including world trade, private consumption, and industrial production.

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Scottish Government Enters Talks To Safeguard Glasgow Prestwick Airport

No Private Buyer For The Facility Found In Over Two Years On The Market

Scotland's Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced the Scottish Government is entering into talks to safeguard around 1,400 jobs by bringing Prestwick Airport into public ownership.

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