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Norway and the Boeing 787

It seems the 787 and Norway can’t get along.  On Saturday Norwegian took one of its new 787s out of  service and demanded that Boeing repair the plane after it suffered repeated breakdowns.  This is after a series of breakdowns…

LOT Polish Sets Legal Deadline with Boeing

LOT, the Polish national airline, is an early 787 customer and has experienced reliability difficulties, leasing in 767s as needed rather than canceling flights.  Earlier this week the airline was forced to delay some of its 787 flights after checks…

COMAC’s Steep Learning Curve

News out of China today announced another ARJ21 delay.  The aircraft was meant to enter service in 2007.  Now it seems the program is running seven years late, if it even makes the new deadline.  This delay provides fresh perspective…

Mr Leahy’s Beijing Airshow

In the video from the GMF we posted yesterday, Airbus’ John Leahy mentions that is headed to the Beijing Airshow after the event.  In the Q&A he would not answer the obvious question about what was coming at the show…

Airbus’ Latest Global Market Forecast

Airbus says in its latest Global Market Forecast (GMF) in the next 20 years (2013-2032), air traffic will grow at 4.7% annually requiring over 29,220 new passenger and freighter aircraft valued at nearly $4.4 trillion. Some 28,350 (98%) of these…